Scrappleface proves once again the parody can come dangerously close to truth:
(2008-05-13) — A day after Republican presidential candidate John McCain unveiled his cap-and-trade plan to defeat the imminent threat of global warming, a coalition of conservative voters announced it would enthusiastically support his proposal by refusing to burn fossil fuels on November 4, 2008.
“We’re eager to live out Sen. McCain’s conservative vision for the earth,” said the group’s unnamed spokesman, “by keeping millions of Republican-owned SUVs and pickup trucks in their garages on election day.”
The coalition said the symbolic move would not only “cut carbon emissions by thousands of tons,” but it would also “put a president in the White House with John McCain’s views on the global warming issue.”
As an fitting follow-up to the Scrappleface post, I got this in my email just now:
Team McCain,
This week our campaign is promoting John McCain's long-term commitment to providing market-based solutions to climate change and highlighting ways we can all protect our environment. We're also taking this week to launch a new section of our store - complete with eco-friendly items.
In our new store section, we're proud to offer eco-friendly t-shirts and polo shirts made from biodegradable fabric, as well as organic cotton hats and shopping bags. You can also buy travel mugs and notebooks made from recycled materials. Please show your support for John McCain by purchasing these items (or any other store item) by following this link.
Our campaign believes we can each do our part to protect the environment. You can take action today by visiting the eco-friendly section of our store. Please take the time today to visit the campaign's official store to purchase your eco-friendly McCain gear and encourage your friends, family and colleagues to do the same. Also, click here to see a new section of JohnMcCain.com that lays out John McCain's plan to combat climate change by establishing a market-based system to curb greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, mobilize innovative technologies, and strengthen the economy.
Thank you,
Rick Davis
Campaign Manager
Good thing barf is biodegradable and "eco-friendly" because that's what McCain's globaloney makes me want to do.
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