Statute of limitations – political bumper stickers

Ruth Loose88 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 00:31:24 +0000

Nothing ruins a pleasant drive to the grocery store, the beach or the hospital like a political campaign bumper sticker that has long lost any relevance. Maybe it is just me but there really ought to be a statute of limitations on all political bumper stickers regardless of the outcome of that election. Yes, it is wonderful that you probably voted in the last election or the one before that, but it is not doing anything during the nearly four years interim where you are supposed to show some support for the currently presiding president.

I think the only situation that warrants a political bumper sticker is if it endorses either Barry Goldwater or Michael Dukakis. I get

Top 10 ways politicians confess to adultery, wives continue staring long afterwards

Ruth Loose88 — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:08:02 +0000

South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford during a press conference Wednesday, June 24, 2009. AP Photo

Quick linked goodness tonight as I am busy working on applications for graduate school but I couldn't not post this one. As my dad said at dinner, "In Washington it is either money, power or sex. Pick which one brings you down." To that I say, why stop at one?

Source: Jezebel - Top 10 Ways Male Politicians Confess To Extramarital Affairs

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Statute of limitations – political bumper stickers

Top 10 ways politicians confess to adultery, wives continue staring long afterwards