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White House Spokesman Ari Fleischer Revealed to be Advanced Muppet
WASHINGTON (DPI) - Congressional watchdogs revealed to a shocked press today
that White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer is an advanced form of
Muppet, and not a living human being as was claimed by White House Chief of
Staff Andrew Card. After being outed, Fleischer
defended himself to his critics. "Muppets have advanced in society to the
point where we can effectively pass as human, do the work of humans and
serve our country." said Fleischer. "Is it so wrong that we want to be treated as equals by
our human brethren?"

Whitehouse Spokesman Ari Fleischer facing questions on
allegations of Muppethood. Inset: Scientist Bunsen Honeydew,
accused of creating advanced muppets that can pass as humans.
Public outcry has been harsh, with many interest groups calling for
Fleischer's resignation. Several members of the Senate began drafting
legislation to address the Muppet threat. Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC)
called for a national Muppet registry and requirements that
Muppets alert authorities to changes in job status and movement. Majority
Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) introduced a resolution calling for an
independent counsel to investigate allegations that the White House knew
about Fleischer before hiring him. Also on Daschle's agenda is a call to
investigate rumors that Karl Rove and Dick Cheney are Muppets as well,
citing their baldness, blank expressions and team of "handlers" that follow
both of them around as evidence of widespread Muppetization of the White
House.
Legislation pending from the office of Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA)
aims to provide retraining, counseling and government services to Muppets,
as well as prohibiting police profiling, ending the practice of pulling cars
over for the crime of "Driving while Muppet."
Muppets have achieved high levels of government office before. Speaking on
condition of anonymity, a former U.S. senator has come forward to decry the
hatred of Muppets. Calling on legislators to be more tolerant of non-humans,
this former senator reminded his colleagues of Muppet contributions to the
government in the past, including wartime service, the defense of the
island of Manhattan in 1984 and their exploration of space in 1999. In
1987, Illinois Sen. Paul Simon withdrew from seeking the Democratic
presidential nomination after reports surfaced that his mother was
half-Muppet.

Former U.S. Senator, speaking on conditions of anonymity,
calling for more tolerance of Muppet Americans.
Reminding senators of the hypocrisy that comes from criticizing a race as a
group and not a collection of individuals, the former senator chided
colleagues, "I knew Fozzie Bear. Senators, you are no Fozzie Bears."
(Reported by Ross Brown)
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