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Why Wasn't I Here?

I've not been blogging the convention. I've not been going to the convention. But this makes me think I might have been making a mistake. The authors of one of my favorite websites confused a bundle of street protestors by handing out Republicans for Voldemort bumper stickers.

On Sunday, the Republicans for Voldemort Street Team converged on the hapless protesters at United for Peace and Justice's protest march, forcing RFV bumper stickers into the hands of confused do-gooders.

Sometimes politics is glorious. (By the way: to my friend Martin, who bought me a RfV t-shirt after finals finished last year, thank you, and you'll be happy to know that one of your bucks probably went to Moveon.org.)

Comments

Tony, I am disappointed that you aren't commenting on the convention, between the bimbo daughters and Zell Miller's head exploding it has been very fun for me.
It's sort of like watching the movie Titanic, Avi: no matter what the drama leading up to the climax, it's not like there's a trick ending.
Ahh, I knew there had to be another reason I read your blog ;) A goats fan, who woulda thunk it!

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