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Tired of Politics? Give Joe Cartoon's 'Blender Poll' a Spin

Anxiously anticipating today’s first MTV/MySpace Presidential Dialogue with John Edwards? Annoyed waiting for the on-again, off-again GOP CNN/YouTube Debate? Had your fill of Political Lunch (Tilzy.TV page) and caught all the commentary on

PrezVid (Tilzy.TV page)? Tired of America’s political system yet? Joe Cartoon (Tilzy.TV page) can help.

The flash designer that brought you the absurdly juvenile Superfly series and infantile, interactive animations featuring gerbils, monkeys, and frogs in deadly, precarious situations just released 2008 Presidential Blender Poll.

Puree the candidates you hate, save the ones you like, relieve some of those political frustrations, and add a whole new meaning to the term “Spin Zone”. Give it a whirl.

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