Would Mitt Romney Have Been the First Black President?
Mitt Romney lost the 2012 presidential election, leaving conservatives with many questions. chief among them, though, is “Would Mitt Romney be the first black president?”
(Would have been) 45. Mitt Romney
Would he have been the first black president?
No.
Would he be the first president in the black?
No, that was Jefferson.
Would Mitt Romney have been the president most in the black financially?
Yes
Who Was the First Black President? (Part 5 of 44)
In a harrowing 44-part series, I will examine each President and answer the toughest question of all: Who really was the first black president? Have we even had a black president? By combining the most current research with expert analysis, I will settle the debate raging through this great nation.
5. James Monroe
Was he the first black president?
No.
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Nations’ Liberals Glad They Can Finally Criticize Obama
Just seconds after Barack Obama’s victory, millions of exasperated liberals, democrats, and progressives were relieved to finally be able to critique the president.
Liberals, who, while long disappointed with what many describe as an at most, “center-right politician”, played down their critiques out of fear of the alternative.
“I mean, I’m glad Obama won and all, but fuck that guy and his drones, seriously,” MSNBC pundit Rachel Maddow said during election coverage last night.
Progressives were glad that the president was able to pass things like Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Affordable Care Act, and student loan reform, most progressives described the legislation as being a solid start, but not anywhere near where it should be.
On foreign policy, Liberals have chastised Obama for his use of automated predator drone attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan, describing them as the same type of executive branch abuse that George W. Bush used.
“I could believe in that change, if it had actually happened,” librarian Gary Janaris said.
Swing States Consider Taking Nation Hostage Before Realizing That They Already Have
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Toledo, Ohio — A group of electorally competitive states considered taking the U.S. hostage before suddenly realizing that they already had.
The coalition, led by Ohio and Florida, also contains Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Nevada, Colorado, North Carolina, and Virginia, drafted a list of demands for the rest of the nation.
“We joined together in retaliation for the thousands of TV ads, robocalls, and harassing door knocks, we have chosen to consolidate our electoral strength and leverage it into increased attention from the major candidtes,” Swing State Coalition (SSC) leader Elton Price said.
Some of the SSC’s demands include:
- Automotive and Corn subsidies for eternity
- Daily rallies by the major Democratic and Republican candidates
- Formal apologies from the states for making fun of it all the time.
- The return of Motown to Michigan from California
- Renaming of “West Virginia” as “Worst Virginia”
- Construction of a really cool waterslide in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- A 100 year postseason bowl ban for all college football teams not located in swing states
- Free iPads for every adult, iPad Minis for every child.
The SSC almost formally released these demands until realizing that they had, in fact, already controlled the very fate of the entire nation, even though they do not constitute a majority of the population.
“Upon further reflection, we remembered that we already control the elections, and that there is nothing people in California or Texas can do about it,” Mr. Price said.
Obama Campaign Releases Final Ad
Washington D.C. — The Obama Campaign released its final ad today in advance of Tuesday’s election. The ad, which is only about 30 seconds, was described by Obama Campaign Senior Strategist David Axelrod as “the most compelling argument against a Mitt Romney presidency.”
The ad features the former governor at a campaign stop in 2008, where he sings the Baha Men hit “Who Let The Dogs Out” while standing with a group of urban youths.
“Health reform, fair pay for women, don’t ask don’t tell repeal. The president has done enough to earn a second term, but this final ad contains the most compelling argument against a Mitt Romney presidency,” Axelrod said. “Can we really be sure that Romney won’t try to do Gangnam Style with Chinese leaders in 2014? It’s two years old and not even the right country for Pete’s sake!
The Romney Campaign quickly responded with a press release.
“This is just another example of the other side using personal attacks instead of offering solutions to fix the economy. The governor has even taken a pledge not to use internet memes during his presidency.”
Who Was the First Black President? (Part 4 of 44)
In a harrowing 44-part series, I will examine each President and answer the toughest question of all: Who really was the first black president? Have we even had a black president? By combining the most current research with expert analysis, I will settle the debate raging through this great nation.
4. James Madison
Was he the first black president?
No.
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Who Was the First Black President? (Part 3 of 44)
Who Was the First Black President? (Part 3 of 44)
In a harrowing 44-part series, I will examine each President and answer the toughest question of all: Who really was the first black president? Have we even had a black president? By combining the most current research with expert analysis, I will settle the debate raging through this great nation.
3. Thomas Jefferson
Was he the first black President?
No.
Was he the first president who could be the father of a black president?
Yes.
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Who Was the First Black President? (Part 2 of 44)
Trump Offers $5,000,000 to Anyone Who Can Help Him Feel Human Again
New York City — Wealthy businessman, former Republican presidential candidate, and reality TV star Donald Trump released a statement today offering $5 Million to any American who can make him feel like a member of the human race, if only for a few seconds.
Trump, who has been a fixture of the 2012 campaign even after dropping out of the race early, has continued asking for President Obama’s birth certificate in addition to holding multiple fundraisers for GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
The statement in full is as follows.
My fellow Americans, I come to you today not as a millionaire, but as a burned out-husk of what used to resemble a homo-sapien. Somewhere along the line, maybe after my first failed marriage or my first successful bankruptcy, I lost sight of what it truly means to live. I have buildings, helicopters, and award-winning golf-courses with my name on them, yet, the void inside grows larger with each passing day.
I thought getting into politics would give me purpose. Instead, I am now at what I hope is the bottom of a dark, fruitless pursuit to validate racial prejudices and otherism. I had no other option but to offer $5 Million for the president’s college transcripts and passports. It was double or nothing.
This is why I humbly ask someone, anyone, teach me how to feel true emotions again. This isn’t about love or sex. I can buy those things. This is about re-learning how to appreciate the first snowfall, a baby’s face, or how to interact with others without listing all of my boats
Please hurry. I fear that I have little time until the black hole inside my soul completely annihilates all traces of my existence.
Trump does require that all candidates be gorgeous nubile women between the ages of 18- 25, preferably blonde.
Presidential Debate #3 (Drinking Game) Primer: Foreign Policy
Both candidates look to break the tie as we head into the third and final 2012 Presidential debate. Romney took an early lead, but Obama rebounded following a strong performance at the Town Hall debate.
Moderator Bob Schieffer of CBS News is out to prove that men really can moderate debates as well as women.
Speaking of, the internet is less than 24 hours from a new meme. Romney was the source of the biggest ones so far, Big Bird and Binders full of women. Will Obama use his “Romnesia” line on the national stage for the first time?
Enough questions, here are the drinking game rules:
October 11th Foreign Policy Debate - Focus mostly on Middle-East wars, trade with China, Eurozone Debt Crisis, and maybe a little Syria sprinkled in for good measure.
Drink When Someone Says/Does: Iraq, (nuclear) Iran, (tough on) China, North Korea, Russia, Syria, Euro, default, Germany, Greece, democracy, Afghanistan, apologizing for America (conservative), when Obama is asked a question about emerging BRIC nations but you can tell by his eyes that he just wants to say “I killed Bin Laden come at me bro!”, trade, exports, imports, Beijing.
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Who Was the First Black President? (Part 2 of 44)
In a harrowing 44-part series, I will examine each President and answer the toughest question of all: Who really was the first black president? Have we even had a black president? By combining the most current research with expert analysis, I will settle the debate raging through this great nation.
2. John Adams
Was he the fist black president?
No.
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Who Was the First Black President? (Part 1 of 44)
Divided Nation Rallies Around Single Hashtag for #VPDebate
Danville, Ky - While Vice-President Joe Biden and his challenger, Paul Ryan, traded blows in the second debate of the general election, viewers managed to put aside partisan differences and use a common hashtag when commenting on the debate from social media websites like Twitter and Google+
The hashtag, #VPDebate, was used by Americans of all types, from Wall Street Bankers, college students, and government employees used the same hashtag when speaking on the debate. This was in stark contrast to the first debate between President Obama and Governor Romney, where Americans struggled to find the most appropriate way to tag their tweets.
“It was so confusing. Some people used #debate2012, #debate , #debates. Some people even tried to make #presidentialdebate2012 work! That’s too long!” Blogger Young Man Yells At Cloud said.
Both the Romney and Obama campaigns issued statements commending the American people for coming together even in these harsh political times.
VP Debate (Drinking Game) Primer
Via: NerdWallet
A Vice-President debate is kind of ridiculous because elections are typically not won because of a VP, and they don’t really have much power outside of tie-breaking Senate votes and staying in live in case the President dies.
If they were honest,the debate would go something like this:
On Foreign Policy
Biden: I would do a better job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
Ryan: No, I would do a good job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
On Unemployment
Biden: I would do a better job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
Ryan: No, I would do a good job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
On the National Debt
Biden: I would do a better job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
Ryan: No, I would do a good job of staying alive just in case and breaking senate ties
Thankfully, there are still drinking games to keep us occupied while we wait for Joe Biden to say something vaguely sexual whilst getting lost in Paul Ryan’s eyes.
Here are the rules for tonight’s debate!
October 11th Vice-Presidential Debate - Focus on not saying anything dumb to hurt the top of the ticket
Drink When Someone Says/Does - Pretty much same as above, when you imagine Paul Ryan naked, when your imagined naked Paul Ryan morphs into Ron Paul, when you imagine Sarah Palin naked for old times’ sake.
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Happy 11th Birthday, Afghanistan War!
Sunday marked the 11th anniversary of the beginning of the war against Afghanistan. Oh, we were so young then. We never would have expected it turning into our nation’s longest war.
How did you celebrate the 11th anniversary?
Did you …
Dance on bin-Laden’s watery grave?
start a new “Support our troops” minivan magnet ribbon small business on Etsy?
Ponder the consequences of long-term military intervention?
Listen to “Handlebars” by Flobots for old times’ sake?
Make a sandwich?
Make a sandwich for your S/O?
Have a “Code Pink” reunion picnic and BBQ?
watch all of the Michael Moore movies while playing the Bacon eating game? (eat every time you think someone in the movie wants bacon just to spite them)
Go to brunch with DA GURLS xOxO?
Considered dusting off that old “Mission Accomplished” banner?
Ate Freedom Fries for a day? (made from free-range potatoes)
Forgot because Romney made a gaffe about Big Bird and now our collective shit is lost?
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Fervent PBS Supporters Stockpile Sesame Street, Downton Abbey DVDs
41-year-old Monica Shepman, a sales conultant, was one of hundreds of custmers seen buying hundreds of DVDs, from Thomas the Tank Engine, to Sesame Street.
“I refuse to let Romney and big government take News Hour away from me! This violates my constitutional right to pledge drives!” Ms. Shepman said as she suckerpunched a 10-year-old boy in order to snag a Tickle-me-Elmo
This is just a snapshot of the type of hysteria surrounding PBS-related merchandise. Experts believe that the sudden spike in sales is driven by fear of a Romney presidency.
Similar to conservatives who stockpiled bullets out of fear of an Obama presidency, many liberals are hoarding any and every piece of merchandise related to the publicly-funded TV station.
Pro-PBS supporters have also begun the #OccupySesameStreet movement, in which people are camping out in the toy aisle of major retailers like Target, and singing themes to their favorite programs, like Arthur.
The most fervent supporters have even erected makeshift shrines to the Dowager Countess from Downton Abbey outside of polling locations in swing states, in hopes that her icy demeanor will intimidate Romney supporters from voting.
Romney - “Some of my best friends are Big Birds”
Mitt Romney issued a statement late last night clarifying remarks he made regarding cuts to PBS’ funding during yesterday’s presidential debate.
“My family and I are tremendous fans of Big Bird’s work, and have been for a long time. Some of my be st friends are big birds. In fact, we love all large birds. Ann is currently raising two orphan ostriches. We love them very much,” Romney said in a statement.
Romney’s remarks on cuts to PBS, which constitutes less than a tenth of a percent of the federal budget, and also airs beloved programs like Downton Abbey, Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood, and Arthur.
In response to Romney’s remarks, a SuperPAC named “Sesame Street Kids for Truth” launched an ad in battleground states condemning Romney for being on the side of Wall Street instead of Sesame Street.
