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Jul. 12th, 2004
Delay the election? How -
Jul. 12th, 2004 12:31 pmGo buy this book. Really. I carry mine in my purse.
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
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In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
--
In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Delay the election? How -
Jul. 12th, 2004 12:31 pmGo buy this book. Really. I carry mine in my purse.
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
--
In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
--
In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Delay the election? How -
Jul. 12th, 2004 12:31 pmGo buy this book. Really. I carry mine in my purse.
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
--
In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Unlike a lot of people, I've read the Constitution and a great deal, if not most of it relates to elections and how they are to be run.
And how often the elected bodies are to meet. And so on.
Article 2, Section 4 is very pertinent right now, methinks.
Amendment XX kind of makes it very clear that a presidental term ENDS. And when.
Now, you could argue that the Constitution has not been respected much at all - particularly in the intepretation of the first ten Amendments - during the W administration.
However, you toss out all that, you toss out all chance of having any kind of credibility to simply hold office in the first place.
If they want to take steps to ensure elections won't be hijaked - fine. I am very happy to see the level of attention this is getting. I plan to drop more than one note to my elected nozzles on it - but I am not going to get incensed, flustered or GHAD FORBID - scared out of my sentient mind over it.
CNN recently had a poll on what the public thought the recent terrorist warnings were all about - 93% and better thought it was "politics, nothing more" - I applauded. Took long enough.
Capricorn One, anyone?
--
In other news -
Brandy! More brandy!
Some notes for me -
Jul. 12th, 2004 02:27 pmOur house is zoned R-1. To have a guest house in the back, we have to maintain a two car garage and the lot has to be 7500 SF or larger. Hmm.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.
Some notes for me -
Jul. 12th, 2004 02:27 pmOur house is zoned R-1. To have a guest house in the back, we have to maintain a two car garage and the lot has to be 7500 SF or larger. Hmm.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.
Some notes for me -
Jul. 12th, 2004 02:27 pmOur house is zoned R-1. To have a guest house in the back, we have to maintain a two car garage and the lot has to be 7500 SF or larger. Hmm.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.
Keeping chickens for my own use not at issue or regulated by the zoning commission. *ding* I can put a chicken coop up in the backyard if I want to - now, to find resources.