‘Daily Show’: Dick and Donald Answer Q’s, Planets Align
Two envoys from the notoriously press-eschewing Bush administration, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, were seen (gasp!) answering questions on television on the same day! "The Daily Show's" Jon Stewart compares this highly improbable occurrence to "a giant squid having sex with Bigfoot as the ghost of Jim Morrison claps giddily" Via Crooks and Liars.Two envoys from the notoriously press-eschewing Bush administration, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, were seen (gasp!) answering questions on television … on the same day! “The Daily Show’s” Jon Stewart compares this highly improbable occurrence to “a giant squid having sex with Bigfoot as the ghost of Jim Morrison claps giddily.” Via Crooks and Liars
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