Clash of the Euro-Americans

Say what you will about Arianna Huffington -- at least her campaign features comical Web animation. (Link via Roger Simon.)

Comments

[Stel]

Hahaha!!! This actually want to make me vote for Arnold. Is that wrong?

[Brian]

You Go Greek Girl! Possibly the most unintentionally funny line I've ever heard. Can we please get some of those plackards made up?!?

[joe]

Virtually every political campaign is a "clash of the Euro-Americans." Wake me up when the probable next governor of a major state isn't a Euro-American.

[Mike]

Does Washington count as a major state?

[Citizen]

I dunno. I think Cruz Bustamove has a decent shot at CA.

[reason_on]

It is rather tragic, that this 5 grade comic represents the highest intellectual ground possible for Ms. Huffington [read: subterranian] and her campain "issues".

At least she honest about living in a cartoon fantasy world.

[Jough]

Hey now, don't discriminate...Mexicans can be euro-trash too.

[chthus]

Joe,

If you want to get technical you could describe all contests as being between Afro-Americans, as we all have ancestors from there if you go back far enough. I think what was meant is that they are both Americans who were born in Europe, this is a bit of a rarity.

[Douglas Fletcher]

If she's Greek why does she have a Hungarian accent?

[Anonymous]

The unceasing influx of Euro-Americans threatens to turn our country into a place I won't be able to recognize in under one generation...

[Larry Flinstone]

I can think of at least two other (female) candidates I'd rather go Greek with.

(Russell [because she's so goddamn attractive] and Carey [because she's in porn so there's an accretion disc of virtual dirty jokes around her, and this is one].)

[80sfan]

SCHOOLS NOT JAILS

How true that is