Funniest headline EVER !1!

[eppur_se_muova]

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hOGhC0ADPhacyCpadFDNxFkAXmHg?docId=0a63573850b943bc9d88eb81b62980e6

[Warpy]

1. They are a bunch of characters, all right

and once they've been safely trounced, we can all afford to laugh at them.

For now, I'm appalled. I just wonder what my parents would have made of that lineup of lunatics.

[Scuba]

2. Funny, sad, disgusting - all at once. Hard to believe ...

... any of these idiots, fanatics and con artists is considered serious Presidential material.

[woo me with science]

3. Cartoon characters, maybe. nt

[AsahinaKimi]

4. I think thats a misprint ..probably should read

GOP primary now a contest of chowderheads...

[sarge43]

5. Character!? They said character.

:spray::rofl:

[treestar]

6. The Greatest Character

for screwing the people, I guess.

:rofl:

[dogknob]

7. Pretty funny, but...

The reigning champ for me happened during the Monica scandal and appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/Chronicle/a/1998/02/07/MN22072.DTL">"Clinton Holds His Own..."

Then there was that article in the WSJ about Fruit of the Loom's "Fortunes sagging under a heavy debt load."

[Jim Lane]

9. My own personal favorite

In 1980, liberal New York elected a thuggish and corrupt right-wing Republican, Al D'Amato, to the U.S. Senate. (This happened through the idiocy of third-party politics, with two liberals splitting the vote and D'Amato winning with a plurality.) Three years later, The New York Times ran a story about him. The headline: .

Everyone I know thought this was an unjustified smear. D'Amato was certainly smart enough to know that cash would harder to trace.

[barbtries]

8. i can't wait to see

what the cartoonists do with that one. it did make me laugh.