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REAGANOMICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yet they probably won't have Ronald Reagan day in California.  That makes a hell of a lot of sense.  We don't have a Harry S. Truman day in Missouri that I'm aware of but we will have a Ronald Reagan day.  Do these idiots not have anything important to do down there?

There are a lot of crazy ass bills that are in the Missouri Assembly, many of which will pass the House. The Senate usually has a way of putting a kibosh on craziness like this. There is also a bill to ban the airing of "Brokeback Mountain" in Missouri, a bill making Christianity the recognized religion of most Missourians (discussed on this board), a bill allowing the Ten Commandments to be displayed on public property, a bill requiring state agencies to address holidays by the "traditional names" (i.e. Merry Christmas not Happy Holidays). Its an election year! Let the madness ensue!

KCMax wrote: There are a lot of crazy ass bills that are in the Missouri Assembly, many of which will pass the House. The Senate usually has a way of putting a kibosh on craziness like this.

Exactly.  These wingnuts can introduce anything they want, that doesn't mean people have to freak out.  A lot them are not serious, they are just an easy way to score some points with their base supporters back at home.

Thrillcekr wrote: Yet they probably won't have Ronald Reagan day in California.  That makes a hell of a lot of sense.  We don't have a Harry S. Truman day in Missouri that I'm aware of but we will have a Ronald Reagan day.  Do these idiots not have anything important to do down there?

nope. it is so bad on the national level, they are in a big bad ass hurry to name everything after reagan, he already has an airport and a trade center there, eventually, the gop i think intends to build him a monument that will make the washington monument look like a small stone.

Rightwing cuckoos are so 2004.

who wants to ban Brokeback Mountain?

pstokely wrote: who wants to ban Brokeback Mountain?

I just did a quick search and found this.  Apparently a state senator submitted an ammendment that would prevent cable companies from airing it, but then he withdrew the ammendment.  I don't know if that's all there was to it or not.

Maybe there are some books that can be banned, while we're at it.

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