And people VOTE for these guys??

Looks like somebody forgot to take their meds.

And, to answer your question, although people voted for him in the past, I seriously doubt they'd win a re-election.

If you want more US voter insanity, check out Judge Elizabeth Halverson, Las Vegas, Nevada. Now the city has to foot her extensive health bills for the rest of her life after she served mere months on the bench.

She never made a single personal appearance during her campaign. Now we're stuck with her bills. Ah, democracy in action.

DamaNegra said:

Read the full article here. Unbelievable.

Click to expand...

Not me...I swear!

It boggles the mind that a state senator would show up and speak in public wearing sweatshirts and whatnot, too. I know, I know, that's shallow of me, but dangitall, it really does reflect the laziness within, too, in regards to this particular, rather interesting gentleman.

It's all over the papers here, and my local paper had a lovely political cartoon which pretty much agreed with Mr. Chambers.

*ducks head in shame*

Well, if you read the article, you'll see that his purpose is to protest an attempt to limit lawsuits deemed frivolous. He's trying to make a point. It's still stupid, but he's not actually an insane person trying to sue God.

rugcat said:

Well, if you read the article, you'll see that his purpose is to protest an attempt to limit lawsuits deemed frivolous. He's trying to make a point. It's still stupid, but he's not actually an insane person trying to sue God.

Click to expand...

I know what his purpose was. I am from not far from there, and I read the articles in my local paper.

That said, he's still "not all there". IMO.

It's been done.

The Man Who Sued God -- starring Billy Connolly and Judy Davis. Funny film.

God has an iron-clad indemnity clause.

Plus, the appeals are held in the 4th district of appeals court in hell.

Not me, nope, I don't think I'd go a-judging God. It's a idea that seems frought with little complications like, I dunno, plagues.