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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

The (Red) Welfare State

Posted on 6:03 PM by Unknown
Back to what I was saying before. I am starting to think that we should let the red states secede. If they did, it certainly appears that they couldn't succeed (thank you) as their policies are failures. Here are conservatives again whining about Wisconisn while failing to smyte the bee what bit them in thou own bonnett. Or something like that.
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