By Werewolf Blitzer
Staff Pol-“IT”-ical Writer
According
to a national poll, Jason, the hockey mask-wearing, machete-carrying slasher
psycho, is leading the way in Transyl-vein-ia’s Presidential Election.
He’s
the favorite among millennials, and there are more young folks voting in this
election than ever before.
“These
kids just can’t relate to the classic monsters,” said The Barber, a razor
blade-wielding political analyst for CMN (Cable Monster News). “And, frankly, I
don’t blame them. It’s time we finally get a slasher psycho the Red House.
We’re all sick of the classics.”
But
it’s the older voters who couldn’t be more against Jason.
“He
would not represent us well at all,” said The Mummy. “He doesn’t even talk.
How’s he going to conduct business around the world if he doesn’t talk? At
least Frankenstein’s Monster grunts.”
In
the recent poll conducted by the Transyl-vein-ia Institute of Monsters, several
voters were turned off by Count Dracula’s bloodsucking ways. The Sea Creature
is a one-issue candidate, some said, and the Wolf Man is two-faced.
“The
Wolf Man is too hot and cold,” said one voter who told reporters that her vote
was going to Jason. “Jason doesn’t discriminate. He goes after men and women
equally.”
Count
Dracula said he truly believed the poll was rigged and that Jason’s campaign
brought in those kids from Camp Crystal Lake and Camp Slasher Psycho to throw
off the vote.
“These
toddlers don’t even care about pol-‘It’-ics,” the vampire said. “They’re too
busy running around the lake being reckless and selfish and -- they shouldn’t
even be allowed to vote in a monster election. They’re not even monsters. If I
get in, I’ll have them removed from Transyl-vein-ia and sent back to where they
came from.”
The
town hall debate that was scheduled this week at the Ghoul School in Downtown
Transyl-vein-ia where candidates could’ve talked about the results of the
recent poll was postponed until next week due to the recent scandal involving Dracula
on tape criticizing women for their ugly necks. The Count said he needed to
address that matter first, which he called “wrong,” but told debate officials that
he’d be available in a week’s time.
The
other candidates agreed to postpone the debate and they all look forward to
getting together then to discuss what’s right and wrong with the world and how
they’re going to make it a badder
place. We’ll have coverage following the event.
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