Photoshop of the day, as found by Stacy McCain:
And speaking of the French Revolution and its aftermath, as I said last week, I worry that Waterloo risks appearing very much like the caption on this recent Michael Ramirez cartoon:
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Ed: Correct observation re: The Won’s megalomanical character…the quote attributed to LouisXIV is essential to assessing this AffirmativeAction automaton,BUT- his Thermidor has not even started yet;that looming event will qualify him to be compared to LouisXVI…in this vein , I wonder who will emerge from the “Assembly” and be his “Robespierre”…grab the popcorn mes cher citoyennes , the dhimmocrats are about to start consuming each other…like pups in a shark’s womb- however, this time no one should come out alive and then like Cincinnatus the Tea Partiers can return home.Which, after all , should be their keynote ethic! Damn I love this country- and I was not even born here- perhaps, that’s why I love America so much.