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When you spend all your time in a state of manufactured outrage, you start seeing the Devil in every shadow on the wall. That's how, if you see the perky Rachel Ray in a scarf, you might conclude that she is sending secret signals, in a Krispy Kreme ad, to support keffiyah-wearing Jihadists.
By that measure, Barbara "Barafat" Bush yearns for a return to the Caliphate. How else can you explain her choice of dress patterns? Eternal fashion vigilance, everyone!
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Of course, these are the same people who freaked out that the Texas Rangers wore "Los Rangers" jersey's on Cinco de Mayo a couple of years ago (click my name above for the link).
Incredible stuff.
Posted by: Steven Taylor | 05/26/2008 at 07:11
Hey, didn't your home state once ban Blackened Voodoo beer because of its alleged Satanic aftertaste?
Posted by: Tom Grant | 05/26/2008 at 09:33
And if you drink it backwards, you burp a demonic message!
Posted by: Steven Taylor | 05/28/2008 at 13:01