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Hot on the heels

By Alex Foster | Tue 17th February 2009 - 10:22 pm

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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:
Tweets by FakeHowardDean

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.

Read more by Alex Foster .
This entry was posted in Humour.

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