“Find out the specific years, the specific store--and who was
the manager? I heard a rumor that his manager thought he lacked social skills.
Confirm it. Find me anyone who worked at that McDonald’s with him; Wisconsin is full of
Democrats, sure enough we can find some who’ll say something. Find me surveillance
video of him jacking off in the deep-fryer and I’ll marry you.
“They keep mentioning this because it brands him as the
common man, so we have to show that he was a shitty common man. Everyone loves
the idea of their neighbors until they get to know them. Why’d he quit? Who
resented him? What has he said about it since then? Has he ever talked shit
about the job? Did he hate the people, or the pay? God bless him if he bitched
about the pay that millions of Americans are still trying to get by on.
“What town was it in? I bet your ass its mean income is
under what he spends on suits today. Pelt him with questions if that town makes
too much money. Pelt him with figures of how few dollars they’d get under his
tax plan. Ask him how many of his co-workers could afford healthcare on their
salaries. Do you think we could be lucky enough to find one who got cancer and
couldn’t afford it? Or if she died and only her kids are left. One of those
kids would be worth ten Joe the Plumbers.
“And is the store still there? An old McDonald’s probably
looks like hell. Can we use a black-and-white of it in the background of an
attack ad? Because I’m imagining water stains, foggy windows, a morbidly obese
Latino frowning into a Big Mac, and an overlaid quote about Paul Ryan getting
his start in business by exploiting unhealthy eating habits.”
Karl Rove joins the Democratic campaign? No, still too ethical to be him.
ReplyDeleteScathing skewering, John.
Love it!
I love this, John. It would be damn hilarious if it weren't so effing true. You're the only person I know who can sum up the sad state of American politics with deep fryer masterbation and motherless children. Rock on.
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