Don't they still have to answer to stock holders? I mean, the "books" would have to mention something about donations to "XYZ" foundation right? The idea itself seems kind of silly to me; like asking the CEO of old spice have to pop on the end of every commercial of side brands they own. Or like Ford's CEO having to come on at the end of a Mazda commercial and say, hey look, we own this really. With the internet especially, we have the power investigate things like this to a level unknown to man. I am all for holding large corporate interests at an arms length from manipulation capital hill, but a tap dance at the end of a commercial seems a bit much. And ultimately, it could undermine private donation anonymity which I consider a very dangerous road to travel. I still hold that we need to investigate if we want corporate charters to exist in the way they exist currently, as the seem to offer to much protection of liability from risk, but that is a subject of a different conversation.

O ya, and if anyone thinks that Demos are any less corporate stooges then Rep, then they are pretty fool hearty. You can bet your hindquarters pet sponsors of Dems will have some kind of exemption or get to write the rules, just like Goldman got to sentence their former competitor to bankruptcy and then purchased all their assets.

Tap Dancing Duck FTW!

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Not Evan to beefy black guys can make tap dancing look masculine.

I see MJ like dance moves, but I also see olde time tap dance done without the tap part.

This would have been so much better on hard wood floors. You'd hear allot of sweet tap dancing with those hooves.

>> ^imstellar28:
^ "Hearing someone equate statism to violence elicits a roll of my eye"
can you please explain your line of reasoning?


Ha! You're not serious right?! Obviously you are a fan of watching liberals tap dancing around serious questions.

Jesus Tap Dancing Christ, people, this is *notdead.

>> ^SpeveO:
Did your pride also swell when Canada let George Bush, unrepentant war criminal, tap dance across the border? Oh right, he's not a war criminal, he's a humanitarian who saved the Iraqi people from blah blah blah insert hypocrisy here.


I would in fact be quite happy if Canada would try him for crimes against humanity in allowing torture and refusing to abide by the Geneva Convention. Just note that the list of people I would want to be on the list with Bush is extremely long and extends to far more outside America than in it.

What, is anyone actually surprised that attacking Bush doesn't actually fly as a defense for even worse scum like Mr. Galloway?

Did your pride also swell when Canada let George Bush, unrepentant war criminal, tap dance across the border? Oh right, he's not a war criminal, he's a humanitarian who saved the Iraqi people from blah blah blah insert hypocrisy here.

Tells you a lot about our various cultures:
- When an American thinks of a penguin, he imagines a tap-dancing baby penguin.
- When a Frenchman thinks of a penguin, he imagines lots of penguins making baby penguins.
- When a German thinks of a penguin, he ponders about certain death.

I like how there's a reference to latin music, just like here
http://www.videosift.com/video/Zatoichi-2003-Tap-Dance-End-scene

I saw an additional part of the program on cnn:

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/11/10/moos.making.nice.cnn

While having an epic short clip of Bush tap dancing and an awkward moment between Bush & Clinton, the part I'm talking about starts at 1:35 where Joe receives a text from his wife saying two words "Oh My".

Huffington Post had it on their website until recently.

Robert J. Elisberg wrote:

"Just when you didn't think things could get worse for John McCain - they go in the toilet. Literally.So, you remember Joe the Plumber, who John McCain kept relentlessly bringing up. And up. The apparently undecided plumber who had complained to Barack Obama that he couldn't buy his own plumbing company because he'd have to pay 3% more in taxes. The plumber who John McCain lauded as an Everyman while oddly proclaiming "Congratulations! You're rich!" in the midst of a disastrous recession. The fellow who said that Barack Obama "tap dances better than Sammy Davis Jr."That guy. Well, it turns out he's the one gliding around the dance floor so much, you should expect to see him soon on "Dancing with the Stars."You see, Joe Wurzelbacher is apparently related to Robert Wurzelbacher. Who is the son-in-law of (are you ready...?) Charles Keating!Yes, that Charles Keating. The Charles Keating of the "Keating 5" Scandal. For which John McCain was reprimanded by the United States Senate, for his involvement in attempting to illegally influence government regulators. The Charles Keating who John McCain has been trying to avoid have mentioned. So, he basically mentioned it 24 times."

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dead again folks
Thanks, fixed now. Cheers!