The ‘iRack’ Craze
Fox comedy show MadTV, in a skit built on the common American mispronunciation of a certain occupied country's name, effectively skewers the Bush administration's faulty foreign policy -- and especially its intransigence in the face of popular opposition to it -- via this phony Steve Jobs presentation of the new "iRack."Fox comedy show MadTV, in a skit built on the common American mispronunciation of a certain occupied country’s name, effectively skewers the Bush administration’s faulty foreign policy — and especially its intransigence in the face of popular opposition to it — via this phony Steve Jobs presentation of the new “iRack.”
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