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March 01, 2006
Howard Dean's Four-Point Plan For Vapidity
I used to make this same joke about Clinton's five-point plans all the time. He would just count off his fingers how to "solve" problems, but each of his solutions was merely a goal, not a "solution," and, on top of that, a very obvious goal and a very difficult one to achieve, too. He never would explain how to achieve these goals, but the liberal media always ooohed and aaahed at how "fluid" he was in presenting solutions.
It was like Steve Martin's plan to make a million dollars and never pay taxes on it. First, make a million dollars, next...
Anyway, the New Editor slaps Dean up for his idiocy:
Gov. Dean boldly offered the Democrats' four-point plan for national defense.
"First we will conclude the negotiations with the Chinese and the North Koreans to disarm North Korea. Secondly, under no circumstances will a Democratic Administration ever allow Iran to become a nuclear power. Three, we will kill or capture Osama bin Laden and four, the authority and the control of the ports of the United States must be retained by American companies," said Dean.
The stunning simplicity of Dean's plan is rumored to have sent shock waves throughout the US defense community.
The New Editor offers other rumored Howard Dean Four-Point Plan, including:
The Health Care Four-Point Plan
Dean's rumored plan: "First, we will provide health care. Second, it will be very good. Third, it will be cheap. Fourth, it will be cheap and very good."