Liberal Moviemakers Already Preparing for 2011 Follywood Oscars



The Oscars are tonight. Is everybody ready for a 5 hour snoozefest? Will the Evil Bush still be on the Follywood liberal minds? Will Obama get adoring comments about his bombings of "innocent" women and children in Afghanistan? Regardless of the nonsense that goes on tonight, the liberals are frantically working on several movies for viewing this year so they can get an Oscar nomination in 2011.

Beltway Blowhards has obtained an advanced copy of the 2010/2011 movie titles:

Draining the Swamp: starring Pandemic Pelosi and Charles Rangel

The Tax Man Never Punishes: starring Charles Rangel, Tim Geithner and thousands of "extras" from the federal bureaucracy

From Here to Bankruptcy  starring George W. Bush and Barack Obama

I Teleprompter: starring Barack Obama's teleprompter

Grapes of Hope & Change: starring the millions of unemployed Americans

Gone with the WIndpower: starring Al the Bore Gore

Rahmbo: starring Rahm Emanuel

Mr. Brown Goes to Washington: starring Scott Brown

The Wrong Stuff: starring Reverend Wright

Tingle Bells, A Christmas Story: starring Chris Matthews

Blame it on Bush:  starring all the Democrats and the liberal media

The Four Stooges: starring Pelosi, Reid, Dodd and Frank

Frank - n - Dodd Monster: starring Fannie and Freddie

The Rise and Fall of Robert Reich: starring Robert Reich

Job Terminator, Barack Obama: starring B.O.

The Polar Bear Express: starring Al Gore

The Blob of Spending: starring Pelosi and Reid

Speechless in Seattle, the End of Teleprompters: starring I Teleprompter

Slaiughter House, 2010: starring all the liberals that will be defeated in the November, 2010 elections

Good luck to all you Follywood liberals in 2011!




 

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