[Lancey Howard]

I am in Pennsylvania and it's no party here, either.
We have the ultimate slimy scumbag for a governor (Ed Rendell!!!) but fortunately we have a safely Republican legislature and two Republican Senators.

And like California, we have a bunch of huge parasite nests, including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, which are constantly spitting Democrat scumbags out into the suburbs to water down the vote of the decent, working traditional American families (Republicans).

So feel free to heckle if the liberal toilet swirl takes us under - - I will be right next to you, fingers desperately grasping the rim of the bowl, heckling even louder.

Sometimes I think it is too late for the whole country.

Second amendment regards,
LH

[TheSpottedOwl]

So feel free to heckle if the liberal toilet swirl takes us under - - I will be right next to you, fingers desperately grasping the rim of the bowl, heckling even louder.

LOL!

Seriously, California bashing is at an all time high. People make smug comments about how they can't wait until we drop into the Pacific Ocean. Some of us are trapped here for the time being, and instead of drinking koolaid, we're trying the best we can to fix things. Just what you, and people like you, are trying to do in PA. PA is a beautiful state, but it too has been devastated by job loss and democrats like CA...

[cake_crumb]

Somehow I don't think Pittsburgh voters are too happy with Rendell right now. It seems the ultimate union hack has forgotten those Pittsburgh union voters who helped him get into office.

THAT SAID, I'm from PA too, and Rendell is as close to a Democrat fiasco as we've gotten in years. The unemployment rate goes higher up the further West (from Philly) you go, and there's no money in the budget to stimulate jobs, and no money for the DCNR to hire more specialists to clean up the storm damage to Pennsylvania's parks (which are a LARGE part of our economy)...but Eddie can sign an EO handing out millions for "alternative fuel" research and hand all state funds previously earmarked for for creating jobs all over the state to COLLEGE TOWNS which don't need it.

We have nothing to feel superior to CA voters about.