*** Special Ronnie Ray-Gun Still Dead Edition ***
With emphasis of the original text and additional comments from the staff at the Funny Farm
This CONSERVATIVE ALERT is a special message from the morally self-righteous Repugnicants to the Funny Farm
ALERT: As you've heard by now, the greatest president of the modern era (coughcoughbull$hitcoughcough) has passed on to be with his Lord. As a tribute to his legacy, we believe it's finally time before we even put the body in the ground to replace President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's image on the dime with Ronald Reagan's. According toWorld Rep. Mark Souder (R-Brownshirt) introduced the bill, the "Ronald Reagan Dime Act" (HR 3633), last year "It is particularly fitting to honor the Freedom President on this particular piece of coinage," Souder stated. "The faces on all coinage have changed and will continue to change (pay no attention to the fact that Lincoln has been on the penny since 1909). Were that not the case, FDR would not be on the dime, and Eisenhower would still be on the dollar coin Waaaaaah! They don't put Repugnicants on our currency anymore!. When the dime is again changed - as all other coins will be someday - it is my belief that Ronald Reagan's profile should be on it." And my beliefs need to be inscribed into the law of this land! "FDR believed the federal government should spend your dimes. (coughcoughrevisionisthistorycoughcough) Ronald Reagan believed the people should spend their own dimes. (coughcoughrevisionisthistorycoughcough) I think it's clear that the dimes in your pocket should bear Ronald Reagan's image,(never mind about that whole logic thing)" co-sponsor Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Riding Ray-Gun's Coattails Since 1986) said. TAKE ACTION: The Ronald Reagan Dime Act currently has 88 It's time to get the bill to the House floor for a full vote. Go to our site to urge your Representative to support HR 3633, the "Ronald Reagan Dime Act" NOW: Go find these a$$holes yourself! NOTE: Franklin D. Roosevelt's image was placed on the dime in 1946, just after he died. Historically, images on coins are supposed to be on for no more than 25 years; FDR's has now been on for nearly 60 years. (pay no attention to the fact that Jefferson has been on the nickel since 1938). President Reagan was truly the |