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and every idea the state concocts. No matter which major party is at the helm, government can't. Even with a fresh, young media darling in the White House, government can't do anything productive other than get out of the way.
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| Argentine president says pork better than Viagra, screws taxpayers |
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 Christine Fernandez, President of Argentina, recently announced that eating grilled pork is more effective than the erectile dysfunction drug Viagr, according to the UK's The Independent.
Tucking into a pork chop with her husband, [M]s Fernández raised an eyebrow and declared that it was "all good", adding that rumours of the meat's aphrodisiac qualities "might be right".
As an unapologetic socialist, it is doubtful that Ferdandez’ husband, former Argentine president Nestor Kirchner, ever needed any help screwing people. His wife, however, seems more comfortable lubricating her horrific ideas with attempted humor and pretended sexiness. The president used the quip about her alleged discovery of the surprising side-effects of grilled pork to soften the announcement that she is supporting government payments to farmers in exchange for not raising pigs. So on the one hand, she is encouraging pork consumption, and on the other, her government is taking action to keep the price of the other white meat artificially elevated.
With the time up for repayment of $13 billion of debt, it may not be the best time for an increasingly unpopular head of state to introduce new spending programs. But it may be a great time for Argentinians to stop electing swine. |
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