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Maybe A RINO In the White House Would Help?
December 20th 2008 Recession, Statists, Liberal Fascism, Nanny State

Can You Still See the USA in Your Chevrolet? by Mark Steyn on National Review Online

And on that cheery note let me wish you a very Hopey Changemas.

Mark doesn’t sound very upbeat these days.

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  • Ann NY
    December 20th, 2008 | #1

    I don’t know if I laughed so hard I cried or just cried. Florida is looking pretty good right now and not just because I sitting in a foot of snow waiting for another foot of snow tomorrow. I’m too scared to research whether or not he’s joking about the $200 + charge for NY state tax forms.

  • warren
    December 20th, 2008 | #2

    She hasn’t “long wanted” it to the extent of, you know, running for dog catcher in Lackawanna

    One of those rare cases where it might be an improvement…

  • genes
    December 20th, 2008 | #3

    From warren’s link.

    “He is the nicest guy you will ever meet,” said one resident, who has worked with Grasso’s office. “He will do anything for you, at any time of the day or night. He is a true gentleman.”

    That’s what they said about Ted Bundy too.

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