Fun essay contest!

One of Mitt Romney’s several offspring (the one with the crazy eyes?) has announced an essay contest on Mitt’s Keep America Free and Strong PAC blog! Fabulous prizes!

The best submission will receive an all-expense paid trip for 2 to join me in the Romney family seats at Fenway Park for a Red Sox game. And four runner-ups will receive a baseball personally autographed by my dad.

Taking in a ball game with Crazy Eyes(?)! A baseball PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPHED by Mitt! Best of all, the essay can be no longer than 250 words, which is nothing for a verbose Mitt-maniac like me. The essay must answer this question: “What does a free and strong America mean to you?” Okay, here goes:

What a Free and Strong America Means to Me

By Betty Cracker

I dream of an America in which real Americans can count the comb marks in their president’s sleek black hair (and marvel at the distinguished shocks of gray gracing each temple). An America where a man can confidently lash his Irish setter to the roof of his estate wagon, laughing as the terrified animal’s stress-induced diarrhea rolls down the back window and hosing the unlucky beast off at a gas station without fear of criticism from whiny animal rights freaks.

I dream of an America in which real men take up varmint guns against Guatemalan landscape workers, reserving plum jobs tending the flower beds of stately mansions for Americans. I dream of an America in which a man with 57 great-great-grandmothers can piously decree that marriage is, was, and always shall be, defined as a union between one man and one woman.

I dream of an America in which all acknowledge that traveling around the country campaigning for daddy in an opulent Winnebago is every bit as noble and praise-worthy as schlepping through Baghdad in desert cammies with a gun and 60 pounds of gear at the behest of one’s country. Each is serving America and keeping her strong and free.
Yes, I dream of an America with a former hedge fund executive at the helm because men who made their fortunes on Wall Street in the 80s are uniformly ethical, honest and deserving of every penny in their Swiss bank accounts. I dream of Mitt’s America, strong and free.

Whew, 250 words exactly! I can haz my baseball now?

Update: Shit! You have to donate $50 to the PAC, or your entry will not be considered. Never mind.

Posted by Betty Cracker on 06/10/09 at 09:02 PM • Permalink

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oh, your essay was so good!  I’ll donate a dollar if 49 other people agree to also.

darn, you would have so much fun at that game with Biff, or Tagg, or whichever son.  they’re all so smiley!

or a baseball signed by Mitt! that’s so meaningful because….why?  was he a baseball player?  I don’t even know.  I thought he sprang to life as a governor.

god, I’d forgotten about the dog….....

The best submission will receive an all-expense paid trip for 2 to join me in the Romney family seats at Fenway Park for a Red Sox game.

Sounds like the plot for a really bad porn movie.

Or so I’ve heard.

Update: Shit! You have to donate $50 to the PAC, or your entry will not be considered.

Color me completely not surprised.

Although a $50 entry fee might be the only way Romney the younger can avoid spending time with a couple of bug-eyed birfers, complete with neo-NAZI tattoos and a twitch under one eye caused by too much meth.

or a baseball signed by Mitt! that’s so meaningful because….why?  was he a baseball player? I don’t even know.

Well, Willard Romney’s middle name is “Mitt,” which is essential equipment for a catcher. So I guess his autograph is as good as Babe Ruth’s on that account alone.

oh, a catcher’s “mitt”!  I, uh, get it, maybe.  ugh, those people are so weird. 

I kinda don’t want to attend a baseball game while they’re on the same planet, just in case they may be there.

but my dollar offer stands.

Betty, I’d never really understood just what the dog-on-the-roof reference was.

Somehow, I envisioned his leaving the carrier on the roof absent-mindedly, and driving for a few blocks, as many of us have done with purses or bags of groceries. How can it be possible that a man who roped his Irish Setter’s carrier to the roof and drove for 12 hours wouldn’t be run out of town on a rail, much less considered for office? I just hope he tries for the presidency again, along with Rudy and his dogkiller wife. And wolfkiller Sarah. What an attractive field of candidates.

The deliberate cruelty, not to mention treating another being as if made out of the same plastic polymer as Romney, stuns me.

stupid fuckers…its all about the money, isnt it? these fucking Republicans cannot do a simple charity work without putting money into the equations. Would it have killed them to at least allow registered Republicans to submit an essay?

btw, i thought I should mention this..but did anyone see the look on Mitten’s wife face (whats her name?) every time he lost in a state and promised to continue being the running against McCain? She had that dont-fucking-blow-away-the kid’s-inheritance-you-stupid-fucktard-in-a-country-whe re-no-likes-you look. me putting my money on the fact that she will not allow Mittens to run for local school board member let alone President ever again.

She will not allow Mittens to run for local school board member let alone President ever again.

I would bet a case of beer he runs again, Mrs. Romney’s opinion of the endeavor be damned.

Hmm.  You know, Betty, in some places it’s illegal to conduct a contest for a prize of monetary value where an entrance fee is required in order to participate.

Which is why contests all have those “alternate methods” to enter that don’t involve including a box-top or proof of purchase or whatever.  And why, when the Obama campaign had fundraising drives to win a trip to Denver, etc., they also offered ways to enter without giving $$$.

I wonder in what state Mitten’s PAC is registered, and whether those rules apply to the activities of a PAC in that jurisdiction or not…

i’m soooo disappointed!

mittens has suspended his youtube account!

Hmm.  You know, Betty, in some places it’s illegal to conduct a contest for a prize of monetary value where an entrance fee is required in order to participate.

That thought occurred to me too, Allan. Hmmmm. A little research is in order, methinks!

If you give a hundred bucks can you be exempted from the possibility of winning the game with googlyeyes?

Eh, there are tons of places that only take literary submissions for a fee. I’m a member of the Dramatists Guild and we get emails about “pay to play” scams constantly. But as part of a political fundraising ploy, it’s pretty skeevy.

On the other hand, what could be more American?

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