One of the great joys of commuting around the Commonwealth is that we get to see all of the hilariously witty, liberal bumper stickers.
Don't Blame Me I Voted for Kerry!
Somewhere in Texas a village is missing its idiot.
Bush, like a rock, only dumber.
More trees, less Bush.
Then, this one, seen today, the crowning achievement of liberal bumper sticker wit:
Where are the Republicans taking us and why are we in this handbasket?
None of these are funny. None are witty. None are that interesting. If you replaced Kerry, or Obama, or Hillary for Bush, and changed the state to match, lefties would get mad and say that conservatives are puerile and stupid. Yet, they cover their vehicles in this inanity and somehow think that they are being funny. The "don't blame me" bumper sticker is a holdover from the first Clinton Presidency. It was only mildly amusing then, and now, co-opted for use against Bush it lacks a certain impact, yet, there it is, shouting in our face at many a stoplight.
These silly little liberal tropes really sum up for us the inanity of the left and its lack of seriousness. All protest and no program. Sound and fury . . . signifying nothing. We wonder why the level of debate in this country is so low. The answer is on the leftist's SUV in front of you at the light.
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Liberal Wit
Posted by Agricola at 12:17 PM
Labels: commuting, Massachusetts, Politics
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