Thursday, December 7, 2006

A CHANGE IN COURSE












                                  
We at the Faux News Network are now
able to tap into

                            
Karl Rove’s diary; we can’t
tell you how this is done – so don’t ask.

 




FROM THE TV SHOW “MISTER ED”






MISTER ED THEME






A horse is a horse, of course, of course




And no one can talk
to a horse of course




That is, of course,
unless the horse is the famous Mr. Ed




 




Go right to the source and ask the horse




He’ll give you the
answer that you’ll endorse




He’s always on a
steady course




Talk to Mr. Ed




 




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AND . . . . . . .




 




FROM THE DIARY OF KARL ROVE




THE SPRING OF 2005






            The 50’s
were a great time, TV especially, it was all in black and white but then the
colored came in.  We’re back, we’ve got
implanted journalists, paid media, sympathetic pundits, and we won the election
not because of what our beliefs were, but because of how we were so decisive
about them.  Nothing, not facts or
funerals give us pause, we’re never wrong or sorry, and they’ve all listened to
me; I gave it to them straight from the horse’s mouth, from me The Karl (his
last conscious thought as he drifts off watching the TV Land channel). (To the
tune of “Mister Ed”)




 




A course is a course of course of course




Our Titanic leaders
will stay the course




Even when a source, a
reliable source




Gives conflicting
facts instead




 




 




Our course is our course but we need recourse




Against any dissent
from a factual source




So to stay the course
with our views enforced




We’ll need right wing
talking heads




 




Remorse is no course of course of course




And if shortages of
armor endanger our force




We won’t speak of
that, that’s disloyal discourse




Say our famous
talking heads




 




Recourse is a course we can’t endorse




On WMD’s and the
terrorist force




No matter the
failures of our own source




Keep folks in a fright
that’s our best resource






And it kept those
swing states red




 




THE PRESENT




 




            The Karl
awakes startled – this darned commission, now we’ve got to change course – and
he drifts off again.




 




A course is a course unless of course




The latest spin means
we must change the course




But it’s not “cut and
run” when we’re the source




As Tony Snow has said




 




A sharp change in course won’t mean discourse




Cause we’ll make sure




We’re still the
source




And that’s how the
country’s led




 




And that’s our main course




Not protecting our force




To remember that fear
is our primary source




 




Cause . . . scared
folks . . . are easily . . . led




 




 



         



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