Hot on the heels

Hot on the heels of our exciting post highlighting the presence of Howard Dean comes this fascinating missive:

Hi, libdemvoice (libdemvoice).

Fake Howard Dean (FakeHowardDean) is now following your updates on Twitter.

Check out Fake Howard Dean’s profile here:

You may follow Fake Howard Dean as well by clicking on the “follow” button.
Best,
Twitter

Clicking the link we’re exhorted to follow finds a persona perhaps without the charm of its earlier forebear FakeSarahPalin, but possibly still amusing to our mature audience:

  • It’s time to start acting like Democrats again. Cry Havoc and let slip the dogs of war, BITCHES!
  • Bipartisanship with these GOP morons means allowing them to lick our boots. Anything more than that will make them think we’ll bend.
  • Who’s for slapping the GOP congress around like the little bitches they are? This guy.

Hmmm.  Jury’s out, I think.  Maybe the satirist will mature into the persona.

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