A Few Post-Election Thoughts. Updated.
Needless to say, I am happy as a clam that the democrats got their asses kicked, big time yesterday. “Hope and Change†didn’t work out for them, I guess. Meanwhile, The One will jet off to India while the democrat losers work on their resumes.
Still, there were some low points, namely the states in which the majority of the voters are obviously insane:
California: Barbara “Call me Senator†Boxer was re-elected. I caught her victory speech last night. Good Christ, the woman cannot help but be thoroughly obnoxious and utterly detestable. As if re-electing this horrible woman were not crazy enough, the sourdough-addled voters of California are sending Jerry “the Kook†Brown back to Sacramento, presumably because the state was really groovy when he was governor twice before, a half a lifetime ago. It’s just a matter of time before the taxpayers of the other 49 states will have to dig into their pockets to bail California out.
Nevada: Harry Reid? Are you farookin’ kidding me? The state is a shambles, with among the highest unemployment and foreclosure rates (possibly the highest) in the nation, and Harry Reid has an unfavorable rating just north of Satan’s. He’s a very bad guy. I smell a rat, but I’ll leave it to the democrats to play the “You Cheated†card.
Massachusetts: Barney Frank returns to Congress. This is so stunningly crazy I don’t know what to say. This bloviating slob was one of the prime movers of the crap that lead to the financial meltdown. What can you expect from a state where Teddy Kennedy is treated like a saint?
New York: Charlie Rangel won by something like 90%, proving that his constituents must be deaf, dumb and blind and, yes, stupid as shit. Oh, and thanks to New Yorkers, Chuck Schumer will get to spend yet another six years of his life without ever having had gainful employment. Weasel-faced jerk.
Update: Yep, the stink of rat.
Well this Cali girl voted against all of those morons.
Comment by caltechgirl — November 3, 2010 @ 7:04 pm
We generally get the government we deserve. Here in Georgia, we had a choice between a crooked scumbag Republican and a lying sack of shit Democrat. The Republican won (big surprise)… the best thing is, no runoff election, which means the mudslinging can stop for now.
Rangel? Really? Good Gawd.
Comment by Elisson — November 3, 2010 @ 7:05 pm
California is in big trouble, financially. It’s better for the Republican party there that the big problems happen after “our guy” is replaced.
Comment by Carl Brannen — November 4, 2010 @ 11:38 pm