Michigan isn't all bad

[lpcalihawk]

www.mlive.com/elections/index.ssf/2008/11/michigan_voters_approve_medica.html

That makes 13 states that have common sense. There will be more.

[Saggitariutt Jefferspin (ith)]

A step in the right direction, as far as I'm concerned.

[lpcalihawk]

Come on Iowa, don't let Michigan beat us in this.

[bucketochicken]

Very proud of Iowa last night.

[NOTTHOR]

Dude, the feds will be all over that like stink on shit. With this many states on board, the Feds need to back the fuck up, but if the big government doesn't have bullshit laws to enforce, what will they do with all those tax dollars?

[lpcalihawk]

Nov 6, 2008 8:06:47 GMT -6 NOTTHOR said:

Dude, the feds will be all over that like stink on shit. With this many states on board, the Feds need to back the f**k up, but if the big government doesn't have bullshit laws to enforce, what will they do with all those tax dollars?

Invest those tax dollars in new infrastructure.....a national light rail system would be nice. You know all about those with your Japanese background, BTR.

[NOTTHOR]

Nov 6, 2008 12:07:31 GMT -6 lpcalihawk said:

Nov 6, 2008 8:06:47 GMT -6 NOTTHOR said:

Dude, the feds will be all over that like stink on shit. With this many states on board, the Feds need to back the f**k up, but if the big government doesn't have bullshit laws to enforce, what will they do with all those tax dollars?

Invest those tax dollars in new infrastructure.....a national light rail system would be nice. You know all about those with your Japanese background, BTR.

In last year's Presidential campaign, Bill Clinton promised to create a high-speed rail network to link major cities. Asked whether the plan fell short of that pledge, Mr. Pena called it an improvement over those offered by the Reagan and Bush Administrations. "For the last 12 years there has been no commitment, no leadership," he said.

I should be in politics. All you have to do to convince the proles to vote for you is say "For the past [insert number of years opposition party has been in office] years, there has been no leadership."

query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE4DD153BF93AA15757C0A965958260