Fuck its silent in here.......

[Wheezer]

Phil Small! What a delicious pun, Pastor!

And I, for one, appreciate being equated to terrorists and child molesters. Because those are the two tenets of my atheist faith.

I think that he has it backwards.  Those of us who are not atheists must identify ourselves and mark our houses so that the Angel of Death passes over our houses and spares our first born.

No, too Jewish.

The Jews are merely colorful props in the End Times garage play. (But, yes, I failed to notice that the original was so stale.)

[Wheezer]

Is there a lawyer around who can look over these documents?

[J. Walter Weatherman]

"Don't ever take sides with anyone against the family again. Ever."

[R-V]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

[CT III]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

[BBM]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

 

Are we sure of that.

[CBStew]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

 

Are we sure of that.

Remind me to never eat a sausage in public.

[morpheus]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

 

Are we sure of that.

Remind me to never eat a sausage in public.

(||)

[Wheezer]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

 

Are we sure of that.

Remind me to never eat a sausage in public.

OK, you're reminded:

[Gilgamesh]

So, if you can't win, cheat?  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11256/1174283-454.stm

COUNTRY FIRST!!

A new proposal is pushing the often-forgotten Electoral College into the spotlight as Pennsylvania officials ponder the state's role in next year's presidential race.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is trying to gather support to change the state's "winner-takes-all" approach for awarding electoral votes. Instead, he's suggesting that Pennsylvania dole them out based on which candidate wins each of the 18 congressional districts, with the final two going to the contender with the most votes statewide.

Ahh, here's why...

An analysis by the online news service Capitolwire noted that had the proposed distribution process been in place in Pennsylvania in 2008 before the state lost one congressional district due to a population decline in the 2010 census, Mr. Obama would have won only 11 of the state's 21 votes.

Wonderful.

[Yeti]

What is chilling about Rick Perry is not simply that the same man who ended a public investigation into the innocence or guilt of Todd Willingham organized a huge spectacle of public prayer; it's that he ended the Willingham investigation and organized the spectacle of public prayer for the same reason, which was and is to run for president.

http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/rick-perry-death-penalty-investigation-6389307#ixzz1XNC0THZW

Also chilling: the only evidence that Rick Perry exists is based on a computer simulation.

 

Are we sure of that.

Remind me to never eat a sausage in public.

OK, you're reminded:

She looks like the methhead chick from Breaking Bad's Season 2, the one that crushed her husbands head with the ATM

[Tinker to Evers to Chance]

So, if you can't win, cheat?  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11256/1174283-454.stm

COUNTRY FIRST!!

A new proposal is pushing the often-forgotten Electoral College into the spotlight as Pennsylvania officials ponder the state's role in next year's presidential race.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is trying to gather support to change the state's "winner-takes-all" approach for awarding electoral votes. Instead, he's suggesting that Pennsylvania dole them out based on which candidate wins each of the 18 congressional districts, with the final two going to the contender with the most votes statewide.

Ahh, here's why...

An analysis by the online news service Capitolwire noted that had the proposed distribution process been in place in Pennsylvania in 2008 before the state lost one congressional district due to a population decline in the 2010 census, Mr. Obama would have won only 11 of the state's 21 votes.

Wonderful.

Nebraska uses this system and Obama picked up an electoral vote he otherwise wouldn't have had because of it.  Was that cheating?

[Gilgamesh]

So, if you can't win, cheat?  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11256/1174283-454.stm

COUNTRY FIRST!!

A new proposal is pushing the often-forgotten Electoral College into the spotlight as Pennsylvania officials ponder the state's role in next year's presidential race.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is trying to gather support to change the state's "winner-takes-all" approach for awarding electoral votes. Instead, he's suggesting that Pennsylvania dole them out based on which candidate wins each of the 18 congressional districts, with the final two going to the contender with the most votes statewide.

Ahh, here's why...

An analysis by the online news service Capitolwire noted that had the proposed distribution process been in place in Pennsylvania in 2008 before the state lost one congressional district due to a population decline in the 2010 census, Mr. Obama would have won only 11 of the state's 21 votes.

Wonderful.

Nebraska uses this system and Obama picked up an electoral vote he otherwise wouldn't have had because of it.  Was that cheating?

And then Nebraska gerrymandered NE2 to mitigate the chances of that happening again.  The whole thing is bullshit.

[Brownie]

So, if you can't win, cheat?  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11256/1174283-454.stm

COUNTRY FIRST!!

A new proposal is pushing the often-forgotten Electoral College into the spotlight as Pennsylvania officials ponder the state's role in next year's presidential race.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is trying to gather support to change the state's "winner-takes-all" approach for awarding electoral votes. Instead, he's suggesting that Pennsylvania dole them out based on which candidate wins each of the 18 congressional districts, with the final two going to the contender with the most votes statewide.

Ahh, here's why...

An analysis by the online news service Capitolwire noted that had the proposed distribution process been in place in Pennsylvania in 2008 before the state lost one congressional district due to a population decline in the 2010 census, Mr. Obama would have won only 11 of the state's 21 votes.

Wonderful.

Nebraska uses this system and Obama picked up an electoral vote he otherwise wouldn't have had because of it.  Was that cheating?

And then Nebraska gerrymandered NE2 to mitigate the chances of that happening again.  The whole thing is bullshit.

The best I can tell, the state of Illinois could decide to dole out its electoral votes based on whatever arbitrary measure it chose, provided it changes state law (and maybe the state constitution) to allow it. It so happens this state has chosen a statewide election. If there is enough of a popular movement to do so, Illinois could pass legislation awarding the votes over a game of ping pong between Pat Quinn and Mark Kirk.

[Gilgamesh]

So, if you can't win, cheat?  http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11256/1174283-454.stm

COUNTRY FIRST!!

A new proposal is pushing the often-forgotten Electoral College into the spotlight as Pennsylvania officials ponder the state's role in next year's presidential race.

Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi is trying to gather support to change the state's "winner-takes-all" approach for awarding electoral votes. Instead, he's suggesting that Pennsylvania dole them out based on which candidate wins each of the 18 congressional districts, with the final two going to the contender with the most votes statewide.

Ahh, here's why...

An analysis by the online news service Capitolwire noted that had the proposed distribution process been in place in Pennsylvania in 2008 before the state lost one congressional district due to a population decline in the 2010 census, Mr. Obama would have won only 11 of the state's 21 votes.

Wonderful.

Nebraska uses this system and Obama picked up an electoral vote he otherwise wouldn't have had because of it.  Was that cheating?

And then Nebraska gerrymandered NE2 to mitigate the chances of that happening again.  The whole thing is bullshit.

The best I can tell, the state of Illinois could decide to dole out its electoral votes based on whatever arbitrary measure it chose, provided it changes state law (and maybe the state constitution) to allow it. It so happens this state has chosen a statewide election. If there is enough of a popular movement to do so, Illinois could pass legislation awarding the votes over a game of ping pong between Pat Quinn and Mark Kirk.

To be fair, a Kirk/Quinn ping-pong match for 20 electoral votes would be more interesting than seeing three counties effectively decide Illinois' presidential electors.