Wednesday, August 29, 2012

What's Really on Paul Ryan's iPod - New Times Broward-Palm Beach (blog)

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First and foremost, we'd like to congratulate you, Congressman Ryan, on the Republican vice presidential nomination. Representative Ryan, you've moved up the party ranks with the stealth of one of those hidden weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Good for you!

We know you're not just a handsome face. You have brains behind those chiseled cheek bones. You are, after all, the chairman of the House Budge Committee. You've got the smarts, baby. Your stance on fiscal and budgetary issues has made you a Tea Party golden boy.

But c'mon Pauly (may we call you that Congressman?), in a recent interview you mentioned that your favorite musical act is subversive alt rap rock band Rage Against the Machine. Really? Considering your extra conservative views on abortion and gay rights, we don't think you actually took the time to sit down and listen to Rage's lyrics. There's no way you really listen to Rage Against the Machine, so we put together a lil' list of songs that will better suit your fancy. Listen to them as you get pumped for your big acceptance speech tonight at the Republican National Convention.
 
1. "Black Republican"
Last time we checked, the Romney/Ryan ticket had less than one-percent of the African American vote. Like zero. Finding those black Republicans has to be an issue weighing, well not heavily, but somewhat on your mind. We picture you hitting play on this track from Nas and Jay Z as you contemplate what you can kinda do to earn their vote.

 
2. "Will The Fetus Be Aborted?"
Track 12 from Prairie Home Invasion, the classic 1994 album by outspoken, hardcore punk icons Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon will get some heavy Ryan iPod rotation.

Mr. Ryan, some lefty friends say if you get elected, you'll set the women's rights movement back 30 years. Can it be so? Sure, you said that rape is "just another method of contraception," in defense of a fetus' right to life (that made one of our Obama lovin' friends faint). Anyway, this song, you'll love it.


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