Gnarls Barkley Revisited
From the people who brought you "Cindy Sheehan: Uncovered" and "The Rise, Fall and Rerise of Chavez", comes the stunning and long-awaited conclusion to the Gnarls Barkley trilogy.
The debate has flustered the unflusterable for years: Is Cynthia "All that is Woman" McKinney the epitome of black pride and achievement, bravely sticking up to the entrenched powers that be in Washington? Or is she a "female dog, you crazy?" nutty nutbagger from the Land of Oz?
Probably a little of both. If we had a caucus of McKinneys in Congress that might be a problem. But we don’t and the House could use some god damn diversity. Cynthia’s recent primary defeat has left Congress without a single Tupac-quoting representative (She really did quote him. And it was awesome). Frankly, that’s a damn shame. It was nice to have a real person in there for a while. Now we have to start from scratch and search for 435 actual people to represent us.
1 comment August 24th, 2006