Link of the Day: Are You Conservative? Are You Funny? Here’s Your Big Break

[High Praise! to Keln]

Over at Nuking Politics, Keln noticed something that I’ve mentioned before: there’s a dearth of written humor in the right-wing blogosphere.

Well, he intends to do something about it.

He’s actively recruiting new talent to be guest posters and/or co-bloggers at his place.

All you have to do is send him an email with something funny that you wrote and fame and fortune are guaranteed!*

(*not a guarantee)

Wanna Nuke Some Politics?

He’s especially interested in giving a break to you Moon Nukers who sit around making major funny in the comments at IMAO.

Get on stage and grab yourselves a little limelight.

As sort of a self-qualifying “Draw Cubby” humor test, try answering this one:

“Why did Obama cross the road?”

[Think you have a link that’s IMAO-worthy? Send it to harvolson@gmail.com. If I use your link, you will receive High Praise! (assuming you remember to put your name in the email)]

53 Comments

  1. Let me be clear; it was the right thing to do.

    While he made a promise to cross, the duties of the presidency prevented it. However, he did send a tweet expressing support for the people on the other side of the road, so it’s all good.

  2. Because the road represented the Capitalist system and, like the Constitution, presented a collection of negative prohibitions (e.g., no jaywalking and look both ways before crossing, Barry!).

  3. Hmmm, that’s a tough one. It would be easier if it were Eric Holder; then the answer would be, “Because Mexico is on the other side of the road
    and he was bringing guns there!”

  4. #1 it was the only way out of Kenya
    #2 joe biden was on the other side, and we all know how he gets when loud cars honk around him
    #3 he didnt want to cross the road, but it was one way he was attempting to compromise with congress.
    #4 how else is he going to publish his 3rd memoir?
    #4 dont question his reasons… that sounds like coded racism to me.

  5. A: Because the car missed the dog.
    A: He thought he spotted an unfleeced taxpayer hudling in the ditch, selfishly hoarding two kernals of corn.
    A: Some undocumented citizens were sneaking along this side, and he didn’t want to interfere.
    A: Some bonafide citizens were minding their own business on the other side, and HAD to be stopped.
    A: There was an unregulated lemonaide stand, a direct threat to the SEIU. It had to be dealt with immediately, the Chicago way.
    A: Secret Service agents were brawling on the original side.
    A: It takes both sides of the road to transport that ego.
    A: Let the man eat his waffle, you racist.

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  7. Because he saw something to tax.

    Because he couldn’t see where he was going with that bucket stuck on his head.

    To show how he could make those hard decisions.

    Because it was an unprecedented first for an American President.

    Because George Soros was working him like a finger puppet.

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