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- 25 de Feb, 2013
See, that's one of the things about running mates, and I feel like the biggest reason we see former VP's rarely succeeding in running for president. You choose someone that's just bad enough of a candidate that people will fear that person having their finger on the button. I mean Dan Quayle? Al Gore? Creepy Uncle Joe Biden?
What these people are is an insurance policy. It might give the potential, ostensibly principled assassin or impeacher pause to think of how much more fucked they and their Antifa buddies might be under Pence's administration, or how laughably incompetent Joe Biden would be when that gibbering buffoon was given executive privilege.
The thing that strikes me about Pence is- honestly, he's a boring, stodgy religious right kind of guy. He probably thinks NCIS is a great and entertaining show. And all that's perfectly fine. Do I want him to have supreme executive power? No. That would probably be disastrous. But I think as VP he's a good, mature-acting foil to Trump's firebrand persona.
Exactly. All Trump had to do to get assassinated on his inauguration day is have Mattis as his VP.
Newzoids writers and Spitting Image's were one and the same. They did a pretty good run up of the Labour folks too.
They did state when they were getting ready for Newzoids how hard it was to satirise the current political climate.
The Ed Miliband stuff and The Corbynator was good, yes. But I still feel they're railing on the Tories a bit more. I guess it's because they're actually doing shit. Especially as it's shit they don't like.
All I know is that Richard Osman puppet needs to fuck off as that 'joke' is fucking crap and I want to savagely beat whoever thought that travesty was funny in the first place.
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