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After hearing John McCain describe Barack Obama's energy plan as "pass out free tire gauges" (or sell them to your supporters for $25, like McCain's campaign is doing), one may wonder exactly what McCain's energy plan entails.
Thanks to the miracle of the Internets, we can now tell you.
Senator McCain has purchased from the shell of the Enron Corporation one slightly used 250-megawatt prime power generating unit. He has also decided to name Mitt Romney as his running mate in the 2008 presidential election.
The day after the Republican National Convention, Senator McCain is poised to purchase a case of polyurethane construction adhesive. The senator's campaign staff will then affix both halves of the GOP ticket to the driveshaft on the generator. After a camera is pointed in their direction, both men will immediately start in on their campaign rhetoric. The power resulting from all the spinning and flip-flopping should be sufficient to power New England.
Senators Obama and Biden have no similar plan.
Studies undertaken at major American universities have proven the soundness of the McCain-Romney Energy Plan. Said Dr. Theodore Geisel, head of the Alternative Energy Lab at Caltech, there is absolutely no reason this won't work. "It's plain to see the only truly renewable source of energy is Republican bullshit. I applaud Senator McCain for being the first to harness this inexhaustable source of power. That doesn't mean I'm voting for the sorry bastard, though."
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