Where politicians are concerned, you usually can’t go wrong in assuming the worst.  A. Tiger

 

1. That’s a good quote. We could save an awful lot of time and money if we moved the legislature to jail too. Or just built prison bars around Congress. Senators check in, but they don’t check out.

   Posted by Drew458       08/03/2009  at  07:16 AM  



2. For some reason my computer won’t open that - go figure it’s 8:48AM and I’ve already been blocked from a website (which I always get blocked from, even though I joined and am a member (actually what is scary is I’m suppose to be on one of the committees - which makes it scarier still - hmmm) and I also wrote my ‘representative’ wienie - what a jerk. This is going to be a bumpy week - I can see it in the cards already.

   Posted by wardmama4       08/03/2009  at  07:51 AM  



3. Wardmama, there is nothing to open. I thought there might be to, so I checked the post’s source code. No links. It’s just a quote. But it’s a good quote! Not every post has a story linked to it.

   Good move writing your reps. A hundred million more folks like you and we could ... give the postmen hernias, while our government continued to do whatever the hell they wanted.

   Posted by Drew458       08/03/2009  at  08:20 AM  



4. Wardmama:  It’s at the end of comment number 2 in Peiper’s recent thread here at BMEWS:

   THIS FREEKEN PLACE IS SO TOTALLY PC AND SO TOTALLY SCREWED UP, THERE IS NO HOPE!

   Argentium [ Who is still a little surprised, but pleasantly so ]

   Posted by Argentium G. Tiger       08/03/2009  at  03:23 PM  

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