I can't speak for the Senate, but the House is a mess

They promise to clean things up.  But nothing ever changes.

It may look as if there are parties to blame, but the truth is, we let this happen. We should have demanded reform a long time ago.

It doesn't take a political scientist to see that they have made a complete mess of things.      

Not that there aren't signs of change. The girl must go through four outfits a day.

 

From the Kamikaze political archives: Drunk on hope and Irish beer,  A Valentine for Jenny Sanford,  Poll Dancing

Comments

[BOSSY]

If that's a mess, then Bossy's daughter's room is a messsssssssssssssssssss.

[Paulita]

I agree with Bossy. You need to relax your standards. That's what passes for clean in Grace's room. Still the metaphor is nice.

[Audubon Ron]

Dat a'int nutt'in. You ought to see my room.

[Sue]

I note that the boots are next to each other, which means that she doesn't use the 'Rockette' method of removing her shoes, always a sure way to set up a OMGICANTFINDMYBOOTS! moment. Count yourself lucky.
And, when you can no longer see the floor, I'll stop laughing at your definition of messy kids.

[Suburban Kamikaze]

It's as if you people have no standards at all. No wonder it is so hard to try to keep this blog clean.

SK