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At this point, it’s just extortion, and Chelsea for prez 2016?
22. May 2008 by admin.
So now Hillary is saying she’s willing to take the FL & MI delegates battle to the convention. So even if the Superdelegates all decide for Barack on 3 June, the Democratic clusterfuck could drag on till August where the candidate can be decided in smoke free back rooms (I doubt you’re allowed to smoke inside the convention hall any more).
At this point, someone needs to ask Clinton nicely: “What is it going to cost to make you go away?”
And the Daily Mail ran an article on how Chelsea might be setting up a run in 2016. Their evidence? A vendor in Florida was selling “Chelsea 2016″ buttons.
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It doesn’t look like this is going to get harder any time soon.
22. May 2008 by admin.
In my last entry, I remarked on how the Bush administration made mocking our government easy. Well, the Dems aren’t going to make me work any harder.
So Congress passes a huge farm bill, that is only marginally related to farming, and send it to the president. The president vetoes it, as promised, and sends it back. The House overwhelmingly votes to override the veto, and gets ready to send it to the Senate. Simple so far, right?
No. It seems when Congress printed up the Farm Bill, they forgot to include, oh, about 34 pages. So the bill vetoed by the president was technically a different bill than the one passed by Congress.
The upshot, it looks like Congress will have to go back and redo the thing from the start.
Considering the billions being spent on pork and unnecessary subsidies, couldn’t Congress afford to hire a proofreader or two?
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