Ted Rall and David Essman have released a new short animated political cartoon called "Behind the Rubric: The Bushies", a surrealist, rock-n-roll-super-group spin on the outgoing George W. Bush’s resume, along with what happens now that the band is breaking up…
Only mildly unfair and rude. Which for Ted Rall is pretty good.
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"Only mildly unfair and rude. Which for Ted Rall is pretty good."I'm not about to watch it – Rall's style makes my teeth itch, and the one animation of his i watched was pointless as well as ugly.But i have to ask: Is it even marginally funny?
Only marginally. I don't have anything against tastelessness, per se. I just expect the payoff to be funnier than this. It's not much of a recommendation to say, "Well, it could have been worse!"