It made me smile, too. That soooo reminds me of Due South.
I don't know how much you follow American politics (I'm sure they're much more entertaining when they don't affect you quite as immediately - sort of like when I was growing up in Texas and watching Louisiana politics), but there was a hysterical "Sarah Palin's debate thought process" flow chart that was making the rounds. It was rather entertaining. But my favourite political cartoon of recent times is here (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-tucker/luckovichs-lament-cartoon_b_147623.html), down at the bottom of the article, the one down at the bottom labeled "Day One." It's funny, in that heartstopping, almost tear-inducing kind of way for me.
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Date: 2008-12-15 09:45 pm (UTC)I don't know how much you follow American politics (I'm sure they're much more entertaining when they don't affect you quite as immediately - sort of like when I was growing up in Texas and watching Louisiana politics), but there was a hysterical "Sarah Palin's debate thought process" flow chart that was making the rounds. It was rather entertaining. But my favourite political cartoon of recent times is here (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-tucker/luckovichs-lament-cartoon_b_147623.html), down at the bottom of the article, the one down at the bottom labeled "Day One." It's funny, in that heartstopping, almost tear-inducing kind of way for me.