(2003-12-17) — Democrat presidential candidate Howard Dean today fulfilled Al Gore’s promise that Mr. Dean would ‘take America back,’ stopping by the customer service desk at a local Wal-Mart store to do so.
In an odd coincidence, President George Bush had made a top-secret visit, under cover of darkness, to that same store to encourage the Wal-Mart associates. Mr. Bush was working behind the service desk helping customers when Mr. Dean arrived and announced that he had come to take America back.
Despite Mr. Dean’s lack of a receipt or any other evidence that America was his, Mr. Bush smiled, gave him a refund and encouraged him to spend the money “to keep this economic recovery rolling.”
However, on the way out of the store, Mr. Dean was trampled by his Democrat presidential rivals.
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1 Note-It Posts // Dec 17, 2003 at 10:52 pm
Dean Takes America Back
In an odd coincidence, President George Bush had made a top-secret visit, under cover of darkness, to that same store to encourage the Wal-Mart associates. Mr. Bush was working behind the service desk helping customers when Mr. Dean arrived and…
2 murdoc online // Dec 22, 2003 at 12:57 pm
Heh…And then some
Scrappleface, always funny, is on a real tear lately. Here are the latest headlines:2004 Preview: High Court to Amend 1st Amendment — DNC to Capitalize on ‘Good-News Fatigue’ in 2004 — Albright: ‘Rings’ Sequel Timed to Benefit Bush — Microsoft…