January 23, 2015 WASHINGTON DC
The 2016 election may not be drawing near, but plenty of
politicians seem to think it is. With all of the campaign ads, baby kissing,
and flamboyant displays of partisanship to come, we at The Pattison Chronicle thought it would be prudent
to promote political education. Over the coming year we will post several hard-hitting
(but fun) investigative reports and quizzes so that you, the American (Foreign
readers be damned!) public can understand our cluster-FUN system of government.
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For our first segment I present a brief guide that should
help you determine whether or not your congressman/congresswoman is a lizard
person…
1. They have pale and wrinkly skin
You might be saying to yourself: “My
congressperson is just old! They’re not a lizard!” To that I say: Welcome your
new overlords, because you are far too trusting and woefully unprepared for the
years of hard labor and servitude to come. Why must the naïve die young?!
2. They seem hell bent on world domination
I don’t mean Kevin Spacey in House of Cards bent on world domination, think more along the lines of The Third Reich, but with more sunbathing (cold blooded Nazi-Lizards).
3. They eat bugs…
If you catch your congressman eating a bag
of crickets rather than an all American turkey club, you bet you’ve got yourself
a lizard person. [EXCEPTION: If your congressperson is on Fear Factor]
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4. Their speeches are mostly a series of aggravated hisses followed by various aggressive gestures
Do you often feel threatened when watching
your congressperson speak? Are they rushing at you with the uncoordinated gait
of a komodo dragon? If you answered yes to either of these, I’m sorry to say
it, but you might have a lizard person…
5. Newt Gingrich
Enough said. |
Please America, be vigilant, exercise your superior mental
abilities, and plan for the inevitable takeover that’s coming. Know the difference,
and spread the word! The more of them we stop getting into government, the more
years of quiet solitude we can enjoy before we’re all put into cages for our
reptilian overlords to gawk at us.
-- Ashton Macaulay, Junior Herpetologist, and Indiana Jones
Fan Club Member
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