Well, they're starting to go out of season.
For the last eight years, I'm pretty sure you all remember the dominate species of politicalfly, the George Bushafly.
After the George Bushafly went out of season, various species of politicalflys have fought for dominance, including the rare Clintonfly.
Now, it looks like it all boils down to the rare McCainfly and, pictured below, the Obamafly.
Which species will win? The Obamafly or the McCainfly? Well, it's all up to human efforts to keep one of the politicalflys breeding. The Obamafly seems more adaptable to its surroundings, so my bet's on the survival of the Obamafly in the politicalfly landscape, whereas the McCainfly will lose the competition.
After the George Bushafly went out of season, various species of politicalflys have fought for dominance, including the rare Clintonfly.
Now, it looks like it all boils down to the rare McCainfly and, pictured below, the Obamafly.
Which species will win? The Obamafly or the McCainfly? Well, it's all up to human efforts to keep one of the politicalflys breeding. The Obamafly seems more adaptable to its surroundings, so my bet's on the survival of the Obamafly in the politicalfly landscape, whereas the McCainfly will lose the competition.
