The Alaska Supreme Court carefully inspected your convoluted Lisa Murkowski "visual aids" and -- after probably no deliberation -- ruled unanimously that those MS Paint atrocities are actually unconstitutional visual impediments and are unfair to Alaska's already hopeless electorate. So hooray, you've forced polling places to provide lists of the write-in candidates. Now Alaskan voters can go up to the Information Desk on election day and ask, "How do you spell Lisa?" And then the volunteer poll person will hand them a helpful write-in candidate brochure, written in English and not
I was kind of assuming this was a bad thing for Murkowski...or is it?
I guess I don't really understand court rulings unless there's a pundit there to tell me what it means in the most water-down, yet sensational way possible.
That's assuming he sticks to his libertarian guns once he gets to the senate. I don't think Capt. Disability-Check has been able to stick to those BEFORE he's gotten there.
I was kind of assuming this was a bad thing for Murkowski...or is it?
I guess I don't really understand court rulings unless there's a pundit there to tell me what it means in the most water-down, yet sensational way possible.
M-O-O-N, that spells Lisa Murkowski.
If Alaska elects a drag queen by mistake, the system -- in my mind -- works.
Successful campaign: you stomp the heads of your opponents and then the opponents apologize to you.
After the Palin regime, nothing could surprise an Alaskan voter, even Lisa Murkowski paper dolls at the polling station.
Wait...he's not Joe The Miller?
That's assuming he sticks to his libertarian guns once he gets to the senate. I don't think Capt. Disability-Check has been able to stick to those BEFORE he's gotten there.
On a positive note, George W. Bush will probably be eating a lot of pretzels during the World Series.
I'm sure conservatives in Alaska will be up in arms about activist judges interfering with the election, right? Right?