Monday, November 3, 2008
Bush/sewer clown nexus on the ballot, or, San Francisco: not one of the pro-America parts of the country
News item: Every San Francisco election has something that captures the nation's attention - and this year it's Proposition R, the proposed renaming of a sewage-treatment plant after George W. Bush.
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No one hates America more than San Francisco.
I'm with the one commenter that said I don't want to see his name anymore. And how many propositions do thay have down there? Smiff? How many are on your ballot? Though I guess this year I had more than one if I recall, the one about the Constitutional convention or whatever, one about extending the park all the way to Evanston, er (pulls sample ballot out of recycling bin) ah yes, one about a constitutional amendment to establish a recall process for Blago et al. Though they weren't called propositions. And I think only the constitutional convention one is binding. Damn those kollyfornians!
Let's see here...
There are 12 state props
and
5 local props for the city or county of San Diego.
This is the first election in 20 years that I haven't lived in either Kollyforniya or Cook County. It is also the shortest ballot I've ever voted on. Coincidence?
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