Meanwhile, guess which member of Congress said this about the fund (before the deal was announced):
"The president just called for creating a fund that would be administered by outsiders, which would be more of a redistribution-of-wealth fund. And now it appears like we'll be looking at one more gateway for more government control, more money to government."
True, it could be so many of them. But you'll never be too far out on a limb if you guess Michele Bachmann. I guess making sure citizens receive recompense is just another way to make the state their nanny and turn them into moral serfs. I admit I hadn't thought of it that way.
Bachmann appears to have a qualified and serious opponent for November in the person of Tarryl Clark, a state senator in Minny who is as far as I can see well respected. It's a pretty conservative district, so there's no doubt it's an uphill climb, although Bachmann is certainly to the right of the district as a whole. She'd have been to the right of Bavaria as a whole in 1932.
I'm not going to say anything nice about Clark because I don't want it bruited in the district that she has writers for furrin' papers with funny agendas supporting her. I merely urge interested parties to check it out.
UK website Art Not Oil has a gallery of art about the BP oil spill and Bachmann is on it.
Regular readers will recognize the PhotoShopped mash-ups from previous posts.
A friend suggested they would make good billboards in the 6CD - what do you think?
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