Posts Tagged ‘politicians’

Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Pat Buchanan: Clearly that road was one of many roads, too many roads, that lead right past the Border Patrol and right into the overburdened heartland of America.


Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Hans Blix: We have reason to suspect the chicken of a crossing capacity, but we cannot make a final determination until inspectors have searched the far side of the road.


Richard Nixon died on this day in 1994. New documentary material from his turbulent presidency is still being released. So perhaps some day soon we’ll turn up a transcript like the following. HALDEMAN: So, ah, I guess we need to know, ah, why did the [expletive deleted] chicken cross the road? PRESIDENT: Edgar will find […]


Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf: The chicken did not cross the road. This is a complete fabrication. In fact, the chicken committed suicide before coming anywhere near the road.


Camille Laurin (1922-1999) was a Quebec politician who’s remembered as the father of the province’s pro-French language law. Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Camille Laurin: Répétez la question en français.


Today’s chicken joke quizzes perennial government honcho Al Haig — general, Vice Army Chief of Staff, White House Chief of Staff (to presidents Nixon and Ford), Secretary of State, and Supreme High Muckety-Muck of NATO. Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Al Haig: Some sinister force may have pushed it across the road. […]


George Corley Wallace (born 90 years ago today) was an Alabama governor, independent presidential candidate, and notorious defender of racial segregation — until he allegedly saw the light. (That happened just about the time he ran for another term as governor in a state that suddenly had a large number of African American voters.) Q: […]


Writing about jailed Alabama governor Don Siegelman (on another blog) reminded me of Siegelman’s mentor, the notorious party switcher Zell Miller of Georgia. Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Zell Miller: Because there’s no longer any place for a conservative chicken on that side of the road.


Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Ralph Nader: It was fooled into believing there was a difference between the two sides.


Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? Henry Kissinger: To form a strategic alliance vid ze enemies of dze United States.