He Wants to Overturn Roe vs. Wade.’ MAVERICK!

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“We just keep saying ‘Maverick, Maverick, Maverick’ until that’s all they hear!” snaps a fictional McCain campaign strategist. “It’s not that hard.” Because why write a jingle when you’ve got a word with the force of a heavy blunt instrument — a word voters will remember long after all the other propaganda’s melted together?

Dubbed “A Fly on the Wall,” this :33 bit of masterpiece theatre was allegedly funded by Jeff Goodby and Rich Silverstein in the flesh, then uploaded onto YouTube from their own computers. Well, maybe not the latter.

Not the first “maverick” bitchslap we’ve seen in recent days. I’m just glad they didn’t use children.

More where that came from, and good stuff too, though all this blatant Obama-loving has begun alienating some potential voters.

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