July 25, 2028 — Amnesty International issued a report yesterday condemning the U.S. of Google for holding former Sen. Hillary Clinton in the same cell with conservative pundit Ann Coulter, saying the tactic represented cruel and unusual punishment for the former First Lady and Democratic presidential candidate.
“No one, not even someone who has done something as egregious as Mrs. Clinton did, should have to share a cell with Ms. Coulter,” the report states.
Mrs. Clinton, 80, has been in custody since June 16, when lunar troops toppled her military takeover of the country. Clinton troops had arrested Coulter and other conservatives, including Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity, following the former senator’s June 5 military coup. Once Google had regained control of the country, the company decided to keep the conservative prisoners behind bars.
Amnesty International made no mention of the conservatives’ imprisonment, but argued that Mrs. Clinton should be provided with an alternative cellmate.
Meanwhile, the machohideen, a group of Republican celebrities originally formed to fight against the Clinton regime, says it will stage a military strike on the Google complex if the conservatives aren’t freed. But the group reiterated its intent to leave Coulter behind in the rescue mission.
“I know Ms. Coulter has suffered a great deal over the past few years, especially with the botched facelift she received,” said machohideen member Bruce Willis. ”But we need to leave her put away for the good of the party.
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Conservative Pundits to be Kept in Prison
.June 17, 2028 — U.S. of Google Chief Executive Larry Page said he has decided to keep conservative pundits and politicians under confinement indefinitely, leaving intact one remnant of Hillary Clinton’s brief rule over the nation.
“The world is better off with Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity behind bars,” Page said in a Web address to the nation.
Shortly after seizing the country in a violent coup, Clinton ordered her robot troops to begin rounding up well-known conservative commentators. In his speech, Page condemned Clinton’s actions as “selfish, presumptuous and bitchy,” but said he sees no reason to reverse her arrest of the prominent conservatives.
The machohideen, a group of celebrity Republicans who formed to rebel against the Clinton regime, issued a statement decrying Page’s decision.
“We were ready to call off our rebellion, but Mr. Page’s decision may force us to go forward with our plans so we can rescue these respected journalists,” the statement said. “However, we may allow Page to keep Ms. Coulter under arrest, since we don’t like to claim her as one of our own anyway.”