The Wall Street
Journal is reporting today that when Karl Rove showed up on November 7 at
the carpet he was called on by the Confraternity of Corporate Persons, he
surprised everybody with a PowerPoint presentation that not only did not include
a letter of resignation or an apology, but actually laid out a reportedly
airtight argument for why he should be given four more years as the operative
in charge of firing up enough Americans to vote against their own best economic
interests that Republicans can win.
According to sources, Mr. Rove began by pinning the blame
for the squandering of so many hundreds of millions of corporate dollars worth
of campaign donations squarely on the corporate persons themselves.
With a series of graphs and color-coded pie and other kinds
of charts Mr. Rove showed how Corporate America had shot itself in the foot by
making the economy tank so badly and then so stubbornly doing nothing to fix it
that it seemed so impossible that President Obama could win re-election that
not enough corporate donations were earmarked for electronically rigging the
vote.
Mr. Rove went on to assure his audience that he had the
seemingly bleak demographic outlook for Republicans well under control.
Said one corporate person speaking to Shining City Gazette
under the pseudonym of Pat, “It was great to hear Karl put to rest the notion
that in election cycles to come there won’t be enough white people in America
for Republicans to win.
“It was most definitely reassuring to find out, for example,
that at the local level we are well situated to more than double the number of
abstinence-only programs in Republican strongholds.
“I can easily see how the white baby boom resulting from
these efforts coupled with our ongoing anti-abortion and anti-contraception
crusades will start offsetting the breeding and illegal immigrating habits of
non-whites.”
The CCP was also reportedly made privy to internal analysis
by Mr. Rove’s American Crossroads super PAC showing that the growing epidemic
of autism works in Republicans’ favor.
Explained Pat, the corporate person, “As all these socially
challenged kids from all along the racial and ethnic spectrum keep growing
toward voting age it should be child’s play to exploit their low sense of
responsibility to others for Republican political gains.”
Added Pat, “And it’s true what Karl says that to boost
short-term Republican prospects we could also be doing more to garner a greater
percentage of the still rapidly expanding obese vote.
“I love Karl’s plan to have the Academy of Neoconservative
Scientists put out a report or two calling into question the downsides of
obesity. I think the morbidly obese in America would be very grateful to us for
offering an upbeat message to counter all the gloom and doom the Michelle
Obamas of the world keep morbidly shoving down their throats—at a high cost, by
the way, to the junk and fast food and buffet industries and the larger
economy.
“Certainly this doesn’t solve our long-term demographic
problems, as the life expectancies of more and more grossly overweight
Republicans will plummet, but Karl’s got a can’t-miss strategy for the larger
war that is pure genius.
“It seems the scientific elite have done us the big favor of
painting a high-definition picture of what kind of childhood leads to a
right-wing mindset later in life.
“Hilariously, as many on the left help us privatize
education, all according to Karl’s plan, they are setting the table for our
embedding in every school kid in America all the fears and personal
frustrations we can then prey on when they reach voting age and beyond.”
According to sources, the slide in Mr. Rove’s presentation
that the corporate persons in attendance found most comforting was the final
one, in which the so-called Turd Blossom promised in writing to never ever
champion the nuclear option of letting enough wealth trickle down that a
majority of Americans would just naturally vote Republican and thereby
undermine Corporate America’s hard-earned right to use their inordinate wealth
to exclusively keep America safe for Capitalism.
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