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VOLUME IV || ISSUE 3 || MARCH 14, 2007

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2008 Presidential Candidates Unveiled!

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2008 Presidential Candidates Unveiled!

The season prior to a U.S. President vacating the Oval Office is always marked by heavy news coverage, speeches, debates, campaign posters, vehement disagreements, unkeepable promises, libel, slander, and villainy. Unfortunately, most of this evades the knowledge of the common public. The reason? Most media outlets only cover the candidates running on Democratic, Republican, and possibly one or two Independent tickets. Meanwhile, voters will see upwards of a dozen names under the President�s heading of their 2008 ballot. We at the End Times feel this is a gross miscalculation on the part of American reporters. The public has a right to witness and be entertained by conspiracy and recklessness in every aspect of the Presidential race�not just a small segment of it. For this reason, we compiled a list of political figures that either are or are considering running for the Presidency in 2008.

Rudy Giuliani (Republican)
Famous for his leadership in post-9/11 New York City, the former mayor has announced his presidential bid. When asked why he would win the election, Giuliani responded, �Because I am a true Republican with truer conservative values: A womanizing politician who is pro-choice, pro-samesex marriage, anti-Iraq War, who believes taxation will save this nation from economic misfortune.�

Hillary Clinton (Democrat)
New York Senator Hillary Clinton is the wife of former two-term President Bill Clinton. When asked why she wanted to run for president, she cryptically replied, �I support the office of President, no matter what my voting records indicate.�

Barack Obama�s Smile (Democrat)
After leaving the current Illinois Senator �in the hopes of pursuing an independent career,� Barack Obama�s smile says he is more confident than ever that he will garner the most votes in 2008. He states, �I never trusted President Clinton or her husband. Besides, I�m so charming! Buy my books.�

John McCain (Republican)
The Arizona senator is also a presidential hopeful for 2008. He says, �After I win, Joseph Lieberman and I are throwing an enormous party.�

Leonard Nimoy (Republican)
Best known for his performance as Mr. Spock in the acclaimed television series and movie franchise, Star Trek, Nimoy has maintained a relatively low public profile. Nevertheless, his political activism and social passion have inspired millions. In a recent interview, Nimoy stated, �My esteemed opponent, Mr. McCain, is too soft on propaganda in the media. As President, my first act will be to neutralize the terrorist threat posed by Skywalker Ranch.�

Ronald McDonald (Chicken McIndependent Party)
Though many are wary of electing a descendant of Scottish immigrants�particularly during a time of war�McDonald promises to devote himself toward encouraging corporate ethics, saying, �The McStatus of this McNation�s McBusinessworld is just downright McNasty.�

N00bSlay3r1337 (Electronic Party)
A reputable cyber athlete, N00bSlay3r1337 says he is confident his supporters in South Korea will rally around his directives against North Korea�s �script kiddy cheats and illegal hacks� against humanity. �Nancy Pelosi is too soft on trees,� he says. �My trees all have a +2 advantage when equipped with the witch troll�s Zylar Bark and the Leaves of Destiny. Beat that, n00b!�

Ted Kennedy (Democrat)
The U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, Ted Kennedy is the brother of famed President John F. and Representative Bobby Kennedy. When asked whether he had considered running for President, Kennedy remarked, �I remember when my brother was in office: he used to go to fancy banquets, drink fine wine, and ride in a chauffeured limousine. What�s the point of getting drunk if you don�t get to drive yourself home afterward?�

Nancy Pelosi (Green Party)
The first female Speaker of the House, Pelosi surprised millions last week with her declaration that she was leaving the Democratic Party. Running under the slogan �End Global Warming (Take Away Anne Coulter�s Speaking Privileges),� Pelosi is sure she will win her bid for the Presidency. �I�m tired of blue,� she said, �and people call me the devil so much that just I knew red was out of the question. I�m going Green.�

Kermit the Frog (Green Party)
Also contesting the support of the Green Party is famed television personality Kermit the Frog. When asked why he was running for President, Kermit responded, �People have often criticized what they deemed a lack of independence in my demeanor� that I am nothing more than a social puppet. The fact is that puppets are undermining the moral fabric of this great nation, and Leonard Nimoy is too soft on puppets. People like Lamb Chops, Charlie Horse, Hush Puppy, and so on�they threaten who we are as a society. I will see these vicious criminals throw in jail or deported to their countries of manufacturing, not granted amnesty as my esteemed opponent would have it.�

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