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POSITION PAPERS
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The Rob Doctrine
Pre-Emptive Attacks: Can We Afford to Wait That Long?
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Rob on UN Reform
Fixing the UN by Kicking Out All The Foreigners
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Rob on Welfare Reform
What Have the Poor Done for You Lately?
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Rob on Education
Reform
Is College Football Getting Too Soft?
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Rob on Health Care
Mandatory Breast Implants, Isn't It About Time?
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Rob on Gun Control
Isosceles vs Weaver Stance
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Rob on Criminal
Justice
This Crap Didn't Happen When We Had Public Floggingsl
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Rob on Judicial
Reform
Unborn Kids vs Serial Killers... Which Really Deserves the Death
Penalty?
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The
Pro-Choice Option

I'll spend every dime on beer and women. Those other candidates
would probably just waste it.
The TRUTH behind the
Janet Jackson Superbowl
"Costume Malfunction"
The next
"Rednecks for Rob" red-meat-up will be held at Southlake Feed n
Bar-B-Que on Feb 12th at 6:30 PM. BYOB.
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ENDORSEMENTS |
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NATALIE MAINES
Dixie Chick
OK, I'm proud to say
Rob's from Texas. Now gimme the pictures... and the negatives. |
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RANDOM GUY AT PARTY
The dude that brought the keg?
Yeah, he'd be a hell of a President! |
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MARTHA STEWART
Investment Expert
Rob for President?
A_Good_Thing |
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RUSH LIMBAUGH
Media Mogul
I call Rob before
each show for advice. I'm humbled in his presence. |
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BEN O. LODEN
Night Clerk - Jiffy-Mart
Rob is a great man.
He comes in often and seldom steals from us. |
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ERIC SECHRIST
aka "Newwave"
Sure, you're the
next Abe Lincoln. Can I go back to bed? |
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The Candidate celebrates his amazing showing in New
Hampshire where he tied Dick Gephardt.
January 29, 2004
A Message from the Candidate
Face it... despite their "I was
raised a poor black child in Alabama" routine... most of the candidates
are filthy rich. I on the other hand, could use the job. Did you
know being President pays almost as much as a lot of football coaches
get? Not pro coaches maybe, but better than a lot of really good high
school coaches. I'd be a lot more likely to keep my promises for that
kinda money.
Here's what I'm up
against:
THE INCUMBENT
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"Nucular"
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PRES.
GEORGE W. BUSH - Strategerist
As we know, half of the country hates
Bush. While I really have no big problem with the boy, I have the advantage of only being hated by
those I know. That's a lot less than hates him.
Suddenly he wants to "normalize" illegal
aliens to appease Hispanics and is spending
like a drunken sailor to woo the arts crowd. Good going George...
obsequious pandering worked so well for Gray Davis. And what's with the
Mars crap?
Hey, I won't pussyfoot around
offering to fund Channel 13
so you can watch old Brit comedies. I'll just be straight up
and offer to buy your vote, cash-on-the-barrel, unmarked small
bills.
Besides, I *can*
pronounce "nuclear".
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TODAY'S DEMOCRAT FRONT-RUNNERS
Alternately there's the circus-act the
Democrats offer. For example:
Dean hollers a lot about
"Washington insiders" and "lobbyists". The whole
time he did it in Iowa he was standing next to Senator Tom Harkin, a Washington insider married to a
lobbyist. Matter of fact, the new campaign manager is a lobbyist AND a Washington insider. Didn't
they tell Howard?
But Dean was the front-runner...
at least until he decided the way to sway Iowans was to invade with an army
of self-righteous
20 year-olds in orange beanies. Oh well, at least he got his meds stabilized.
Before his ship inevitably sinks, here's Howard and the
cast.

"I was angry
when angry wasn't cool." |
GOV.
HOWARD DEAN - "I have a scream...."
On foreign policy, Dean suggested we use the Soviet Union to pressure Iran.
Maybe the newspaper delivery in his state is a bit slow, but when
accusing an opponent of inept policy, making televised
recommendations that include assistance of entities defunct for a decade or so might be a bad idea.
On the domestic side, when Dean
tried to appeal to southern
voters he started talking about Confederate flags on pickups. Apparently
he views all southerners as roughly
similar to the retarded banjo kid in "Deliverance". Next
he'll appeal to blacks by sharing about his affinity for watermelon and moon-pies.
I'm guessing Howard doesn't get out
of Vermont much.
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OK, John... Sharpton
has a cheap haircut. Can we finish the debate now? |
SEN.
JOHN KERRY - A Poodle for All Seasons
Kerry is a self made man, provided getting rich by marrying and
divorcing heiresses counts. Talks a lot about the plight of "the average
working man", which is how politicians avoid ever becoming
one.
If he goes 5 minutes without
mentioning his Vietnam exploits he gets the shakes. He publicly
discarded those medals years ago, but somehow they magically
reappeared on his wall as well as in his speeches.
Even John doesn't know what he believes, except he believes he'd like to be President. He likes
to bird-hunt, but opposes guns. He voted to go to war with Iraq, but he's mad cause
we did. OK, he wasn't mad 'til everyone clapped when Dean got mad, but
anyway he's really mad now. Really.
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THE CHALLENGERS
The next three just made delirious post-primary
victory speeches about what a win it was to get the snot beat out of them
in New Hampshire. That's like a coach giving a half-time speech about cool it
is to be one of the top two teams on the scoreboard. The heck with the front-runners... these
guys are losing to
"Undecided".
Optimism is nifty until it starts to look like
you're just oblivious. Do we want a Commander-in-Chief that can't tell a
victory from a pants-down whipping?
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Seriously John, how much money have you
taken from trial lawyers? |
SEN.
JOHN EDWARDS - The Cute, Smart Lawyer
("I'm the nice one, unlike those other bastards")
Edwards was
so happy about his 4th place showing in New Hampshire he really should be drug-tested.
Otherwise John is so charming and likable you almost forget he
made his fortune screwing up your insurance rates by chasing
ambulances and telling oafs who tripped at the grocery store to
"Get the Money You DESERVE!".
He hates "special
interests". He's yet to successfully explain how that affects
the fact that the golden-egg in his campaign treasury is largely
the product of massive donations from trial lawyers. Please define
"special interest"?
He's positioned himself as the nice guy... proving
nice guys don't really finish last, just not first. Little chance he'll
get nominated, but good chance he'll be begged to take
the VP spot. He was last seen in
a statistical tie with...
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Is my 15 minutes up? |
GEN.
WES CLARK - Warrior Without a Clue
Wes was tickled with a distant 3rd place in New
Hampshire. He accomplished this feat after having the state virtually
to himself while everyone else was flipping pancakes and kissing
asses in Iowa.
Given that not long ago he was on
record as being pro-Bush and was out stumping for Republican
candidates, he's doing surprisingly well in the Democratic polls,
having received more votes than say, Pat Robertson.
He's locked in a side-bet battle
with Edwards over which was poorer growing up. To win this point
he dresses at Good Will before each debate. If he wants a bump in the
polls he
should promise that if elected he'll buy a shirt that fits. |

Al, if you need this
knife you can take it out of my back now. |
SEN.
JOE LIEBERMAN - Dazed & Confused
If Joe is to be believed, the 5th place showing in New
Hampshire was not only the equivalent of a tie for 3rd, it was all
a part of his grand plan.
This is a bit of a fall for the guy
his party admits would be the incumbent VP if only Al Gore
supporters in one state could read a ballot or punch a hole in
perforated paper like their purportedly more adept GOP
counterparts. [OK, it begs the question whether they'd still have
supported Gore if they'd been as smart as those who voted
otherwise, but it's considered impolite to mention it, as is
pointing and laughing at a co-worker who always arrives with his
fly unzipped.]
In his defense, Joe has more
experience than anyone in the race, and is the only one not lying
though his teeth about his former position on Iraq. He got a late
start on the race because he promised not to run if his old
running mate did. So Gore waited a reasonable length, finally
decided not to run, then endorsed Howard Dean.
On the campaign trail Joe's about as popular as SARS. If
there's anything this party will not forgive, it's
integrity.
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Don't be pointing your
finger at me Botox-boy. |
REV.
AL SHARPTON - Token Ethnic Stereotype
Lost the coin toss with Jesse Jackson, so Al is reprising the
role Jesse played in the last few elections, but without the
Seussian dialogue. This he replaced with an outstanding routine of
stand-up comedy, a portion of which appears to be intentional.
He knows he has about as much
chance of winning as the local high school team has of going to
the Superbowl, but winning even a few delegates would give him a
voice at the convention, and they serve sandwiches at the debates.
One of these days we'll have a
black President, but is there some reason this party only runs
black preachers whose primary message is about skin-color? Hey! I have an idea. How about
somebody with outstanding credentials who just
*happens* to be black? Naaah.
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CONCLUSION
I can't do any worse than this
cadre of psych-ward refugees, so come November, remember to write in my name.
If you're in Florida, have someone who can read the ballot do so for
you. I'll make a fine President. Heck, I can't wait to
meet the interns.
Regards - Your future President...
Rob
Jones
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