At its plush
Washington D. C. headquarters the American Society of Future Polluters
began planning for the expected victory of Mitt Romney and the full Republican
takeover of the Congress. A spokesperson
for the organization said that they did not expect to need new legislation,
because a complete abdication of federal regulation of the environment would
take place soon after Mr. Romney was inaugurated.
The group said it was planning a January 21, 2013 ceremony
whereby 10,000 pounds of toxic waste would be dumped into the headwaters of the
Mississippi River to commemorate their victory
over future generations who wanted clean air, clear water and clean earth at
the expense of jobs and money for the current generation. Attendance at the ceremony would be limited
to the first 500 Republican officials, each of whom would be given a check for
$100,000, suitable for framing or cashing, to mark the event.
A leak from the
Supreme Court confirmed that when the Justices rule on the Obama health
care law later this month they will declare all forms of health care
Unconstitutional. The Justices are
expected to conclude that since health care is not mentioned or described in
the Constitution, the Founding Fathers intended for no one to have health care
in the United States
and that providing health care to anyone was a violation of their basic
rights.
One exception that the Court is expected to allow is that
health care can be provided to any individual with a net worth in excess of $1
million. Justice Scalia will reveal how
James Madison has told him that the Constitution envisioned no restrictions on
the activities of wealthy people, and that provision would have been actually
written into the Constitution if only all of the delegates had not voted
against it.
In a bid to appeal to
the nostalgia voters a group of Conservatives have said that they will
bring back the House Un-American Activities Committee and investigate people
who have committed what the Committee members conclude are un-American
activities. When asked what those
activities might be, one House member said that they would be defined later,
but that driving with an Hispanic name, being a member of a public employee
credit union, and actively working against the repeal of the Estate Tax would
be likely categories.
In a nod towards political correctness the motto of the
Committee will not be “Bring Back the Blacklist” but “Bring Back the
Non-Caucasian List”. The Committee expects
that change alone will satisfy and silence its critics.
A proposal to revise
the Earned Income Tax Credit to apply its provisions only to people making
in excess of $500,000 a year is being considered as part of the Republican
Party platform.
A group of
Conservative Republican Economists sent an open letter to Nobel Prize
winning New York Times columnist Paul Krugman asking that he refrain from using
facts and logic and data in his condemnation of their proposals. “We need to be on an even playing field” said
the letter “and your continued use of empirical methods gives you too great an
advantage”.
The Conservative led
government in Britain today acknowledged that it was a wholly owned
subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation. Conservatives said the Mr. Murdoch had
promised to pay a fair price for a friendly take over of the government, and
that as far as the Conservative party was concerned his word was good. The junior members of the coalition, the
Liberal Democrat party agreed to go along with the plan when they were promised
that one of their members would get to be Assistant Secretary to the Under
Secretary for Icelandic Affairs.
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