President Bush Makes It Clear on Live Television: Vicente Fox Is His “Daddy”
President Bush Makes It Clear on Live Television: Vicente Fox Is His “Daddy”
President Bush made one thing clear last evening during his extremely facile attempt to appear evenhanded on the illegal immigration issue – who the REAL Presidential Vato of Amexia is. (His initials are V.F.)
During his (yawn) speech, President Bush pledged to place a ludicrously paltry number of unarmed, non-Federal troops on the border – but only after promising his “Daddy,” Vicente Fox that it was “only temporary.”
The conversation possibly went something like this:
Fox: Jorge? What is this I hear about your planning to put troops on Sovereign Mexican territory stolen from us by racist Gringos?
GWB: Well, Vicente, I ….
Fox: Damn it, Jorge! How many times do I have to tell you to call me “Daddy!” Do you want me to give you another whipping?
GWB: Sorry, Daddy! But, I ….
Fox: Look, Jorge! You will NOT use your troops to arrest my people while they are lawfully reclaiming Aztlan, do you hear me?
GWB: Yes, Vic.., er, Daddy! I thought we might could use our soldiers to defend our Mexican “guest workers” from those mean Minutemen vigilantes?*
Fox: That’s my boy! Now you are thinking! Okay! Now go on TV and pretend like you plan to stop our invading illegal army! Just remember: I’ll be watching!
GWB: Yes, Daddy! And thanks!
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*Full credit for this idea of GWB’s using the troops to defend the illegals from the Minutemen goes to Michael Savage, who suggested this during his trenchant, blistering post-speech critique.
President Bush made one thing clear last evening during his extremely facile attempt to appear evenhanded on the illegal immigration issue – who the REAL Presidential Vato of Amexia is. (His initials are V.F.)
During his (yawn) speech, President Bush pledged to place a ludicrously paltry number of unarmed, non-Federal troops on the border – but only after promising his “Daddy,” Vicente Fox that it was “only temporary.”
The conversation possibly went something like this:
Fox: Jorge? What is this I hear about your planning to put troops on Sovereign Mexican territory stolen from us by racist Gringos?
GWB: Well, Vicente, I ….
Fox: Damn it, Jorge! How many times do I have to tell you to call me “Daddy!” Do you want me to give you another whipping?
GWB: Sorry, Daddy! But, I ….
Fox: Look, Jorge! You will NOT use your troops to arrest my people while they are lawfully reclaiming Aztlan, do you hear me?
GWB: Yes, Vic.., er, Daddy! I thought we might could use our soldiers to defend our Mexican “guest workers” from those mean Minutemen vigilantes?*
Fox: That’s my boy! Now you are thinking! Okay! Now go on TV and pretend like you plan to stop our invading illegal army! Just remember: I’ll be watching!
GWB: Yes, Daddy! And thanks!
__________________
*Full credit for this idea of GWB’s using the troops to defend the illegals from the Minutemen goes to Michael Savage, who suggested this during his trenchant, blistering post-speech critique.
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