Prez Comes Out

Washington DC – President Obama announced that he now supports same-sex marriage, reversing his longstanding opposition amid growing pressure from the Democratic base and even his own vice president.

“We will actively pass as many laws as we can to help with same sex marriage,” said a White House official. “And all we ask for this is life-long fidelity. Swear it now and we will change the world. What? We can’t pass laws? And it’s a well-established state’s issue? No matter, you swore for eternal hope. Your soul is ours!”

“This is fantastic!” said a gay man. “Wait, what did he say, exactly? That we should be able to marry or that we should have the right to marry? What the [expletive deleted]? So he just gave his two-day ‘evolved’ opinion, which is still watered down? Ugh, I’m only donating a hundred dollars to him this week.”

The Office of the Vice President called the news “startling”, “so it wasn’t a gaff? Seriously?” and “okay, cool. Looks like we’re not the worst Veep. Take that, Mondale! He was so gay. Wait, that came out wrong.”

“It’s groundbreaking in the sense that no sitting President has ever taken a stand on a social issue,” said a political analyst. “But as far as change goes, this does nothing. Well, it gets him a few million more in donations, so I guess; mission accomplished?”

Political Stunt Stuns Politicians

Dallas, TX – A man in a Texas prison received four out of ten votes in West Virginia’s Democratic presidential primary. “If he’s elected, he will free everyone,” said the campaign manager for the inmate. “He promises to give the government’s money back to the people and remove all taxes. All you need to do is mail in twenty dollars to inmate 4029482, care of ...

Political Spin Can’t Fix Math, Or Can It? Right? See? Everything’s Fine

Washington DC – Reigniting a debate about the bottom line for President Barack Obama’s health care law, a leading conservative economist estimates in a study to be released today that the overhaul will add at least three hundred forty billion dollars to the deficit, not reduce it. “How could you say that paying for people’s healthcare would increase the deficit?” asked a White House spokeswoman. ...

Puerto Rico: Evil Republican Shadow State

San Antonio, TX – Romney heads in to Illinois’s presidential primary this week with a handy win in Puerto Rico, pocketing the territory’s twenty GOP delegates in a bruising race that has become a numbers game for the Republican nomination. “Just because we don’t officially recognize them as a state doesn’t mean they can’t vote,” ...

Why Won’t The President Lower Gas Prices?

Washington DC – President Barack Obama launched the most comprehensive defense to date of his energy policies yesterday, pushing back against election-year attacks from Republicans who say they are to blame for high gas prices that are eroding his popularity with voters. “It’s the President’s job to pass bills, make jobs and control the price ...

This Tuesday Is Superer Than Others

Columbus, OH – Voters in ten states participate in primaries and caucuses today for contests that will award more delegates in the fight for the Republican presidential nomination than all the previous contests combined. “Whilst interesting, the previous contests really don’t mean anything,” said a pollster. “Today will really determine who will be the next ...

White Guys Argue About Who Said What, Who Said Who Said What, And The Use Of Oxford Comma

Phoenix, AZ – Battling for the mantle of Republican frontrunner in the 2012 nominating contest, Romney and Santorum clashed on issues as varied as health care reform, the role of government and even political endorsements throughout a pivotal Republican presidential debate last night. “It’s important that people see the candidates one last time,” said ...

Election Is Over, Obama Wins

Washington DC – With fewer than nine months to go before Election Day, a political website predicts that Barack Obama will win the presidential contest with three hundred three electoral votes to the Republican nominee’s two hundred thirty five. “Well, it’s over,” said a potential Republican nominee. “He ran a great campaign. See you in ...