What I'll do for $33.18?

Why, spend 2 minutes creating A Masterwork for Iowahawk's "Endowment for the Arts $33.18 Steel Cage Art Death Match". Somehow I missed the original post, and there's plenty of quality artistes vying for the grand prize. But, undeterred, I'm joining the fray!

With deep apologies to Goya (as if he's around to care) I present "The Circling of the Obama".

From a description of the original...

"Goya's "Burial of the Sardine" represents the obsequies of carnival... He engraved a world turned upside-down, in other words, the Saturnalia; the donkey, the he-goat, the monkey, the cat, the bat, the crippled, the mad, the hanged, the man skeleton, men-chickens, men sawn in two, flagellants, the tribunals of the Inquisition, nightmares, flying men and bulls, brigands, rapes, tortures, the stake, murders, executions, abandoned children, human sacrifice, cannibals; foetuses, gnomes, giants and dwarfs, sorcerers, devils, spectres, the fates; prostitution, prisons, famine, shipwreck, fire, plague."

What better way to represent modern Democrats, our loopy friends to the Left? We can certainly find the bats; there are ample examples of the mad; we watch them toss out fetuses as if they were shedding clothes at a bacchanal. The celebration - worship of Dear Leader is found every time one flicks on the TV or reads a mainstream publication. Can the inquisition, the tribunals for us described as "The Mob", be far behind?

Yes, we see our values turned upside-down, and the worst sorts of people are celebrated, where Roman Polanski can return to the U.S. as a forgiven man, after having popped a quaalude and raped a teenager and he'll fit right in with the rest of the carnival.

But forget all that...IT'S O!'s PARTY TIME !!!111!!1ELEVENTY!!!

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