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I really hope it’s just a G Thang. Fodder for Geel Good Friday.

If you didn’t understand the video, here’s an explanation…

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It’s just like politics.

And you always have two groups going against each other–Good Guys vs. Bad Guys, Men vs. Women, Old Skool vs. Young Bucks….whatever.

But good luck getting on the show if you were on Next or Singled Out.

And so it is proposed for primaries in Tennessee– Democrat Legislators Want Party Registration

“You’re not putting up you’re best candidates, whether Republican or Democratic, when you’re monkeying with the system,” he said. “That’s what’s happening now.”

Hmm. If you really want to get the best candidates nominated, put a None of the Above option on the ballot. Then parties won’t put funds and energy behind “lesser of two evil” candidates.

But it’s not really about that, is it? It’s really about making sure when you ask voters what their favorite ice cream is they don’t have any choices outside of vanilla and vanilla bean.

As for indepentents: “If you’re truly an independent and don’t want anything to do with Republicans or Democrats, then why would you want to vote in a primary anyway?”

Uh, because I’m already sure by the time primaries roll around who I DON’T want.

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These are the first three items that are considered to be necessities by Pew Research Center.

You know what that means–it’s just a matter of time before everyone has a “right” to these things.

And once something is a right, of course, we can get it from the gov’ment.

For “free”.

HT Reason Hit & Run

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It’s a simple word. But it means different things to different people. To me, “change” sort of implies something is different.

“Change” is powerful. It can alter the course of history. It could even turn a television show on its ear if given the chance.

Did you ever watch the Dukes of Hazzard? What a great show, huh? I remember one of the big discussions at school back in the day was over who was a better driver–Bo Duke or Luke Duke? If you remember, Bo drove most of the time. Every now and then Luke drove, but it was mostly Bo.

I was a big Luke Duke fan back in the day. I loved it when he drove. But was that really change?

They were still in the General Lee. It was still orange with an “01″ on the side and a Confederate flag on the hood. Roscoe was still chasing them around Hazzard County. Daisy still wore short shorts. The General still couldn’t be damaged no matter how high they jumped.

Most importantly, Boss Hogg was still trying to swindle the good people of Hazzard and put the fruits of their labor into his own pocket, and the people of Hazzard kept on electing him.

You know, basically the same damn episode they showed the week before.

Change would have been Enos and Cletus patrolling the streets on Segways.

Change would have been Uncle Jessie cooking meth in the barn instead of making moonshine.

Change would have been Cooter getting elected to Congress.

Change would have been Bret Michaels singing some crappy theme song instead of the great Mr. Waylon Jennings singing a bad ass one.

Change would have been the Boar’s Nest becoming an after-hours dance club.

Change would have been something, you know…DIFFERENT.

But from where I’m sitting, it looks like Boss Hogg and his cronies still have their hands in the cookie jar.  So why do the good people of Hazzard keep electing them?

YEE-HAW!

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You all everybody.

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The Hollywood movie that was the nomination process and the general election are over too. Back to the real world.

All of the people who were afraid of getting a third term of Bush may be surprised to find that…they are about to get a third term of Bush.

As with Bush, I’m still concerned about never-ending war, ever-increasing government spending and additional encroachments of our civil liberties.

Dear Sean Hannity…your “conservative underground” radio show is neither conservative nor underground. Talk amongst yourselves.

Dear Obamaniacs…I’m opposed to group think in general, and your group think in particular. If you truly believe saying, “We all have to be on the same page” is going to get the 50% 46% 47% of the country who disagreed during the general election to lay down their opinions, you got another thing coming.

Next, there are two groups of people in the world you don’t boo and jeer–professional golfers and heads of state. Taunting and jeering Bush at the inauguration? Really? Seriously? Do this in your living room if you like. Do it at an NBA game. Booing a President is low class at best. Just sit on your hands and wait for your storybook ending.

Dear Republican Party…you are not conservative, as is evidence by the pummeling you’ve taken recently. When real conservatives say “conservative”, they are talking about conserving the principles the country was founded on. You know–classical liberalism.

I really hope I’m wrong about what we’re headed for in the next four years. But please don’t insult my intelligence by dropping a hammer on my head and telling me it’s really a sickle.

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I had no idea such a thing existed. As a man, it’s not really my business to know, but I had no idea. I’d think a woman would have to be pretty convinced that it’s her fault the earth is in shambles to go this route in the name of saving the world. Wouldn’t this increase the chance of infections and just, I don’t know, overall feeling of not being happy once a month?

Luckily I found ABC Family soon after this show went off. I’m watching Chitty Chitty Bang Bang right now, and The Sound of Music is coming on later. I’m much more comfortable with these programs.

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Many of Mrs Clinton’s supporters, roughly a quarter of whom say they plan to vote for Mr McCain, will be out in force in Denver continuing to argue that the former first lady would have been the better nominee. Among the most vocal is Party Unity My Ass, a pro-Hillary groups whose website trails the catchphrase “We are the ones no one was expecting” – a mocking reference to Mr Obama’s line: “We are the ones we have been waiting for”.

FT.com / World – Poll fears ahead of Democratic convention.

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