Gypsy Curse Turns Entire Supreme Court Bench Liberal

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A gypsy curse has allegedly transformed conservative Supreme Court justices into liberals, prompting outrage from GOP leaders. North Carolina Senator Kurt Krewcut expressed concern over the potential impact of liberal rulings on the country. The curse originated after the Supreme Court ruled against a group of Romanian gypsies who claimed discrimination from the city of Caravan, California. Following the ruling, one gypsy, Syeira Purrum, made a comment that led to her arrest, but her words seemed prophetic as the justices shifted ideologically overnight. In response, Republicans are attempting to win favor with the gypsy community by visiting camps and distributing supportive buttons. GOP strategists are also exploring alliances with other mystical groups, such as witches and wizards, to navigate this unexpected political shift.
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CARAVAN, Calif. -- A gypsy curse has transformed conservative Supreme Court justices into liberals, leaving GOP leaders howling like werewolves.

"This is obviously a huge blow to the party, not to mention the United States of America," said North Carolina Republican Senator Kurt Krewcut, 56. "Those lifetime liberal justices could hand down decisions that'll have us living in the land of the 'freak' and the home of the 'bong.'"

The curse came about after the Supreme Court ruled against a band of gypsies. The Romanian expatriates were suing the city of Caravan, Calif., for discrimination and harassment.

"I could see several of those justices looking down their noses at us in court," said Syeira Purrum, 82. "After the verdict, I stood up and said, 'Many of you have no hearts. Well tomorrow they will bleed.' "

Purrum was taken into custody by police who mistook her comments as a death threat. Her words took on a different meaning, however, when staunch conservative justices awoke the next morning as "bleeding heart" liberals.

Following a brief panic and prayer sessions, Republicans have been seeking to win favor with the gypsies, making frequent visits to camps across the country and handing out 'We are the Gypsy's Own Party' buttons.

Quick to adapt, GOP strategists are looking beyond this crisis to seek out other groups associated with magic and spells, such as witches and wizards.

http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/politics/61724
 
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The Band of Gypsies was OK, but I like the original trio lineup.:biggrin:
 
To good to be true.
 
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