To: Alia
LOL the CA special election was a hoot, and despite the LOTTERY by which they drew letter of the alphabet to decide in which order the candidates would be placed on the ballot; then of course for candidates whose last name started with the same letter, another LOTTERY was held to choose the second letter that would be at the top.. IT WAS A RIOT.. Yes, we complained, it was an idiotic waste of time... but you know what... it didn't matter in the end, people in CA could figure it out, and sheese, the only thing that would've made it more fun is to make it one giant-tub of a Butterfly ballot!! LOL.. Gosh, remember when Fox's John Gibson, would have one of the unknown candidates on every so often.. Mary Carey, porn star was running, and you have to admit, every Thomas, Richard, and Harrietta, had a shot at the big seat.
Wow, flashback moment there..
Yes yes.. this will be fun to watch as McCain and 'cowboys' figure try to figure out how to muck up the waters for but those that benefit themselves. Perhaps they'll have a 527 lottery.... but of course, the big dogs only get ONE, that's ONE, ticket in the barrel, with ALL THE OTHER 527's that aren't EQUALLY FUNDED.. hmmmmmmmmm.. :)
22 posted on
06/09/2005 4:39:58 PM PDT by
JesseJane
(2008 is TOO Late.. Toss the RINOS in 2006.. remember the Ratpack 7.)
To: JesseJane
lol! Your recalling of the "total recall" -- brought it all on back to me. You forgot the part about the "Arianna" debate. And "Green" Camejo. And Governor Ahnold. The inside-the state speculation, the hoopla, a near circus atmosphere with a point: the ddrrRRAAMMMMMAAAA! Will the State Fall Into the Sea: Can WWE wrestling save the day! lol Yep. "major" flashback moment there. :)
I was certainly hanging right in there with ya on that second paragraph until: "ALL THE OTHER 527's that aren't EQUALLY FUNDED.. hmmmmmmmmm.. :)" stopped me. It's entirely believable that someone would propose this.. ick.
32 posted on
06/09/2005 9:47:56 PM PDT by
Alia
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