- If beer sales at Six Flag violate the “general welfare, health, peace, morals, safety, and sense of decency of the people,” as opponents claim, then it seems to me that the “people” wouldn’t go to Six Flags, and it would go out of business. You don’t suppose the prohibitionists are having us on, do you?
- Dallas City Councilman Ron Natinsky looks to the People’s Republic of China for inspiration in both how government should spend money, and how to do business. Suddenly, so much becomes clear.
Comrade Paulson
- I guess we may as well just lay back and enjoy it?
- On the upside, the coming four-year train wreck is needed to bring about another 1980 or 1994. On the downside, there’s the nut and the ACORN tree…
- This is why I hate snakes:
I don’t think it’s going to be the “Obama” train wreck. It’s going to be the “Democrates in the White House AND the Senate” train wreck. And I’m not sure why you’re happy to watch it. The next four (to eight?) years of democratic reign can only mean good things for our local ear-mark drunk politicians (like Commisars Natinsky and Leppert).
It might not be so bad. I once went on a blind date to a dive with people I didn’t like. And after I drank enough, I had fun. Win lose or draw, I have a sneeky feeling liquor sales will be ‘up’ in the years to follow. I plan to invest in juniper and cactus futures.
Eight years of Jack Johnson in the White House and John Jackson in Congress will pave the way for Robot Nixon IMHO.