Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the Plumber: Layin' Pipe

Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the Plumber: Layin' Pipe

November 8, 2008

GamePolitics covered so many election-themed Flash games during the run-up to November 4th that we actually lost count.

Surprisingly, however, a roundup on Amazon.com's Game Room Blog turns up a few that we missed. For the sake of completeness, here they are, along with Amazon's description:

  • Joe The Plumber: Layin' Pipe  ...use your brainteasing abilities to beat the flush in this escalating series of puzzles that are reminiscent of the hacking mini-games of BioShock.
  • Below The Beltway  ...this boxing game [featuring the red and blue tickets]... pulls no punches.
  • Campaign: General Election Edition ...A turn-based strategy game where players choose their candidate and support staff members--each with different strengths, weaknesses and special moves... Singleplayer and multiplayer...
  • AirMILF ...Thanks for the memories Governor [Palin]
     

Comments

Re: Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the

Another Pipe Dream clone.

Re: Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the

page redirects me to episodes of southpark....

Re: Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the

AirMILF was pretty fun, actually.  It's like the other Palin "shooters" but a little higher paced.

Re: Last Call for Election 2008 Flash Games includes Joe the
Another Pipe Dream clone. film izle

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Posted 11/04/09 at 12:29pm
JDKJ: That was my point. And to add salt to the wound, they turned the white man on to tobacco, a more lethal weapon than any tomahawk.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:28pm
ZippyDSMlee: yes...I talk in my sleep...to myself.... :P
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:28pm
DarkSaber: But they compromised. A far cry from their uncompromising efforts to drive whites out of their land.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:27pm
ZippyDSMlee: or better yet anyone making more than 100K a year should not be allowed to lobby, and no ties to coperations either less you be a felon.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:25pm
JDKJ: It took more than 150 years to bear fruit, but in many cases the decision to relocate to reservation lands wasn't entirely a poor choice. Now, they got more money from casino gambling and tax-free cigarettes than they know what to do with.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:25pm
ZippyDSMlee: ban lobbying(and imuneitdomain ) >> and corporations are not people ...zzzzzzzzz
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:22pm
DarkSaber: Oh yes, just like the uncompromising efforts of the IRA secured Northern Irelands freedom from the British...owait they compromised. Well, at least the Native Americans made uncompromising effo.....never mind.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:20pm
DarkSaber: Ah right Val, so you wouldn't give a damn if you were selling out the people you were lobbying on behalf of as long as you don't feel you were compromising your personal beliefs. Remind me not to join a cause your the leader of.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:19pm
JDKJ: It'll also be the last time you're offered a deal which involves you having to keep your word. I'd respectfully suggest that you forego both business and politics as careers. You've got the wrong moral philosophy for both.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:16pm
Valdearg: It may set back the repeal of DADT, but rest assured, in this fictional scenario, it would still be repealed eventually, thanks to the uncompromising efforts of the Progressive Movement.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:15pm
Valdearg: @DS: But I'm not compromising my beliefs. I'm not going, "Okay, I am content, there is only a LITTLE bit of injustice now." I'm going to continue to fight for what I believe in, despite the agreement I made.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:12pm
ZippyDSMlee: *yawns*
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:11pm
DarkSaber: It's a compromise. Refusing to call it one doesn't change that.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:10pm
JDKJ: And if I was Obama, every time you got in my face with your DADT lobby, I'd politely remind you that a deal's a deal and point you to the exit.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:10pm
Valdearg: It's not the most honorable, but thats just the way it is.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:09pm
Valdearg: Taking advantage of the situation to get something I want, then lobbying for the very thing I gave up.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:08pm
Valdearg: No, I wouldn't comprimise. Im taking advantage of the offer by Obama, then going back on my agreement about DADT.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:07pm
DarkSaber: Well played.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:06pm
JDKJ: So you would compromise. You'd take less than everything you feel you're due in order to get something more than nothing.
Posted 11/04/09 at 12:06pm
Valdearg: It would be progress, we aren't losing anything, and can move on to the next cause.
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