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Comment Back to our regularly scheduled conspiracies (Score 1) 144

This sounds more like the usual slashdot front page material. Someone forgot to mention that it also gives him the right to eat your firstborn - regardless of their age - but it is nonetheless much closer to what we usually see here now. It isn't funny, but neither were any of the April Fool's articles.

Comment Re:I sincerely hope she's incorrect (Score 1) 65

But using a tragedy like that in a prophetic mode is tasteless.

It's easy to say that when the person doing it doesn't have much of a chance of becoming your party's next spokesperson (again).

However I recall that your last POTUS used a tragedy (that killed even more people) to justify a terrible mistake that killed over 3,000 Americans and unknown thousands of non-Americans. I have never seen you criticize that use of a tragedy.

As tasteless as the idiotic Indiana protests designed to distract from Her Majesty's email fiasco

Is that your idea of an April Fool's joke? I have never heard anyone reach far enough into absurdity before to try to connect those two events. You have the freedom to hate on people that far and further, but there is absolutely no logical support between those two events. It is preposterous to claim that people angry over a pro-discrimination bill in Indiana would protest there to distract us from the email situation that Hillary is having.

Comment Re:I sincerely hope she's incorrect (Score 1) 65

By tasteless, are you referring to her calling Lubitz "deranged", or something else? Her monologue regarding President Lawnchair isn't much different from much of yours.

And for that matter I just saw some guy on google plus trying to resurrect the birther hysteria over him recently with new "allegations" regarding the Hawaiian birth. I'm surprised you haven't jumped on board that bandwagon yet.

Comment We can do better! (Score 0) 37

We frequently have more profound conspiracy theories on the front page of slashdot than this. This not only isn't interesting but it also doesn't encourage immediate removal of President Obama. I find this disappointing, and I'm sure other slashdot readers do as well (albeit perhaps for different reasons).

Comment Re:mcgrews razor (Score 1) 65

I'm not sure how it is in her self-interest to disconnect others from reality; she doesn't need to recruit believers to continue to attract attention. It seems pretty clear that her presidential goose is cooked anyways, she just needs to keep bringing in enough attention to pull in revenue from the tabloids so she can land the fox news or reality tv gig that she aspires to.

Comment Re:Of course I do! (Score 1) 52

Hey, it's hard work being a time-traveling Martian posing as the leader of the free world. Sometimes I'm bound to let go somewhere, I figured since nobody reads this site anymore it would be as good a place as any. After all, if someone else told you that I, the POTUS, read slashdot, would you believe them? Of course not!

Comment Re:Maybe she'd have luck as an independent? (Score 2) 353

The rest of the GOP pack is a bunch of people who have been politicians for most of their life.

We could still see the godfather's pizza guy, and Trump keeps teasing us about planning to run as well. We also have Rand Paul, who is definitely running and was busy doing non-government stuff before running for senate. And don't forget that the last president from the GOP - as much as they encourage us to forget him - had more years of experience in business than in government.

Fiorina does kind of stand out as someone who has led a large company. Which would be better for her if her leadership wasn't absolutely terrible.

Don't forget, though, terrible leadership in business generally ends up ranking as "above average". HP does still exist as a company, so she did vastly better than a lot of other CEOs who drove their companies straight into the ground. Also remember that both of those strategies generally warrant multi-million dollar bonuses.

Comment Of course I do! (Score 1) 52

I thought I'd go ahead and cut you off at the pass for your next conspiracy. Clearly, the only logical conclusion left is that I must myself be Barack Hussein "Lawnchair" Obama. And much as you know that I am a time-traveling Martian who orchestrated Benghazi to bring about irrevocable fascist anarchist communist socialist islamist atheist rule in this country, you also know that I am a fervent reader of slashdot because I have free time (thanks to time travel!) to do such things.

So yes, I am the POTUS. I read slashdot regularly. And I am looking forward to collapsing - like a lawnchair - repeatedly to GOP pressures over the next 2 years.

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