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(Those rats aren't crazy - they're just nervous with all those well-armed nutcases in the building - promoted by elwood)
I don't know whether to laugh or cry. The NH legislature has been written up on Comedy Central's Indecision 2012 web site:
With the Iowa Caucuses behind us, attention now turns to the other handful of white people who will choose Barack Obama's general election opponent - the citizens of New Hampshire. Just who are these gatekeepers of retail democracy?
As luck would have it, New Hampshire's constitutional makeup offers unique insight into the id of its citizenry. With 400 severely underpaid Members of the House representing 1.3 million residents, the state relies on citizen legislators rather than professional politicians for much of its policy-making. Unfortunately, some of these citizen legislators are crazier than a Statehouse rat...
The piece goes on to talk about Bergevin's evolution bill, and the Magna Carta bill.
They also have the following, which sounds familiar to me - perhaps I missed my calling and should go to work in comedy:
But why stop at the 13th century? Where in Hammurabi's Code does it say New Hampshire has to participate in a health insurance exchange? Checkmate, Obama.
Bill O'Brien, turning NH's legislature into a national laughing stock.
To all you sane legislators who have been working hard to stop really bad things happening in Concord, thank you, I know you are not part of the insanity.
