Farewell, Brother

You can’t just win with enthusiasm, you got to have a good candidate

AA learns from past mistakes.

Does This Hit Close to Home, Ron Paul?

There have been a fairly large number of such assassinations [of Iranians who were publicly against the Qomists] in the last three decades. Since at least the early 1980's. But, hey, who gives a shit, eh?

You gotta win

Duhh.

Texalz

Too many meds make Rot go wooly

21 vs 18, 12 vs 6 -- it's all the same (modulo 3).

Sounds like Mr Rot, re-taking an oral exam on gerbes

“The more you have flubbed, the more the anxiety builds up,” says Frank, explaining the mental phenomenon Perry is experiencing. “Each time you make a mistake, it gets worse. Fear builds up over time. [Perry] is not quite ready to run screaming out of the room yet, but clearly he doesn’t like being there ... and it impacts his ability to perform.”

Will Perry discover unified string theory?

What's that? Ah, this?

Al Quds in Corpus Christi

Don't worry, be happy, says Rot. Rick Perry is on the case. Sharp as a tack.

Of course, Mr Rot also assures us that the drug cartels don't bother Texas, all is honky-dory having an open border. Any opinion to the contrary is downright mean and heartless.

Perry wakes up

No thanks to Rot's rotten political advice.
Counterpoint: Cain 28%, Perry 18%, Romney 17%. Hmmm...

Rot's pretty boy wins in a landslide -- not

Cain by a mile. Rot sobs uncontrollably.

Rotter nirvana

So who's the better Texan candidate, Señor Rot?

Rot happy as a clam in Euroland

Europeans began to realize that free movement within the 25-nation Schengen area meant just that: once accepted in any member country after a cursory procedure, a new arrival from anywhere on the planet can roam freely and eventually settle in next door. He may not speak the language, he may not have a job, but he is eligible for free medical care and other generous social benefits paid for by local taxes. Sounds like Texas.

As one Dutch parliamentarian puts it, "We don't want jobless Poles, Romanian beggars and people from North Africa or Turkey." Take that, Tecs!

"Stopping free movement endangers solidarity among Europeans and jeopardizes the European project," lectures José Manuel Barroso, a former Maoist and now, most appropriately, president of the unelected, unaccountable, Politburo-like European Commission in Brussels. As wiki says: He was one of the leaders of the underground Maoist MRPP (Reorganising Movement of the Proletariat Party, later PCTP/MRPP, Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers/Revolutionary Movement of the Portuguese Proletariat. Pepe at the bat.

Mr Rot redefines Article 3, Section 3

RWNs pull for pinkos?

Texas doesn't believe in Gorebal warming

Mr Rot puts in his two cents: We think of them Mormons as bein' in kind of a cult. I couldn't vote for one a them when we got a real Christian like Governor Perry runnin'.

Texas A&M: not Harvard on the Brazos River