The following has been circulated on the Internet, and found its way to me. It is claimed that a hired translator came up with the slogans to the unsuspecting protesters. While it turns out it's a hoax, it makes a great picture!

You can learn alot about someone while the cameras are running, but the interview hasn't started yet. Here we see John Edwards primping before an interview.

Observes Harry Shearer in his "video art" entry:

"For a guy who's been known derisively to the Bush crowd as the Breck girl," observes Shearer, vice presidential candidate John Edwards seems "way too interested in his hair." He tries to straighten it with his fingers. A makeup technician approaches with a comb, but the senator likes it just so and does the combing himself. He signals he's ready for hair spray by closing his eyes expectantly, like a child. Then Edwards and the technician straighten a little more with their fingers. Please don't tell me that thing in his hand is a compact. Oh, dear. It is.

Go to http://slate.msn.com/id/2108216/slideshow/2108085/entry/2108087/ (video only, no sound).

Here's a great parody ad. Unlike most parody ads, however, they didn't have to make stuff up. Kerry's equivocation provides enough fodder. Go to http://www.wabcradio.com/listingsentryheadline.asp?ID=259078&PT=WABC+News

Everyone's getting into the act...

Meet Fair:

http://www.zombietime.com/ny_broome_st_polling_place_11-2-4/


and Balanced:

http://www.zombietime.com/sf_rally_november_3_2004/

Michael Moore has redrawn the electoral map, and I think he did a pretty good job:



Thanks to MooreLies.com for catching this before Moore removed it from his site.

We can combine Moore's vision with those who now want to emigrate from the US because of President Bush's relection: There are Canadians who would love to become US citizens, so why not have a citizens' exchange to streamline the process?