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Submitted by stevenl on Sun, 11/18/2007 - 9:28am.

So I'm just walking down the street minding my own business like a norm. No, not Norm, a norm. And then I start noticing these odd posters on telephone poles, all of them only a few inches from the ground.

One such pole had a few cats gathered at the poster, so I shooed them away, bent down, and took a look for myself. And got a jolt. Then I became annoyed. Buster, my cat, is running for President.

Call me a censor, but I ran around town quickly removing every Buster poster I could find. Some of them had a straight-on big face shot of him. Others had the "noble statesman" profile pose, making him look like the Lion King. The lettering was very primitive, like that of a first grader, with letters turned in reverse, etc. proclaiming: "Buster 4 President!"

Now Buster and his sister adopted this house on Election Day 2000 when they were lost tiny hungry kittens, so politics must be in his blood. But, we can't have him running for President. That is just nuts.

For one thing, I'm getting weary of those phone calls from Huckabee and Richardson, continually asking for Buster. It is their Eddie Haskell tone that gets to me. So, this Buster campaign is now over before it really gets started. Now if you'll excuse me I have to change his litter box.

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Campaign news update:

So the person who is my student in puns read this post, and having been aware of Buster's recent foam-at-the-mouth Benadryl episodes had a comment. She said Buster must belong to-- get ready, gird yourself, prepare to roll your eyes and groan-- the Refoam Party.

Expressions of sympathy are welcome.

 

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This interview was overheard

This interview was overheard on the radio yesterday:

Reporter: Buster, exactly where do you stand on the issue of our out-of-control national deficit?

Buster: Meow.

Reporter: Do you have a plan for national health care?

Buster: Meow.

Reporter: Even members of the President's own party are distancing themselves from his administration's policy in Iraq. Do you have a solution to what appears to be turning into another Vietnam War-like quagmire?

Buster: Meow. Meow.

Reporter: Any opinion on the current crop of candidates?

Buster: [coughs up a big hairball]

Reporter: How about the current White House crew?

Buster: [licks genitals]

Reporter: What about the Patriot Act?

Buster: Meow.

Reporter: U.S. policy toward China is a touchy issue. Where do you think this problem all started?

Buster: Mao.

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Refoam Party

Who will be Buster's vice prez? And when Buster picks his cabinet, will he choose maple or oak, 3 drawers or maybe one with glass doors?

Possible campaign slogan: Buster. He's the cat's meow.

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I just got a call from a

I just got a call from a local law enforcement officer requesting that I remove Buster from the Community Center, where he is apparently giving a speech and using his hypnotic powers to immobilize all listeners and give them orders how to vote. I guess he is trying to create a Cat-a-tonic State.
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Hooray for Buster!

I'm writing Buster in.


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Nonviolence Includes Animals:
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"PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's address to the International Nonviolence Conference in Bethlehem"
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Me too

I think he has a chance, he just might win by a whisker. :)
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LOL! :)




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Nonviolence Includes Animals:
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"PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk's address to the International Nonviolence Conference in Bethlehem"
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Buster 4 Prez

He has proven experience in furr-eign affairs.
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Buster's Speeches

Like his catfood, his speeches are dry. But at least they are not canned.
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