"We gave the old car a tune up...
In a press release jointly issued by Governor Otter, Senate Pro Tem Robert Geddes, and Speaker Lawerence Denney we find this quote:
"To draw an analogy to a typical Idaho family, we didn’t buy a new car
or remodel our kitchen, but we gave the old car a tune-up and
reinforced the foundation of our home.”
If the last legislative session was a tune-up, then I think the entire state is in trouble as we wait to see what more will come next January. The only measure of success I can see from the last session is to say, "it could have been worse...I think..."
If "reinforced the foundation" means turning the Republican Party in Idaho over to the social conservatives and fundamentalists then I suppose you could call it a success. I won't.
Posted by: ericn1300 | May 26, 2009 at 04:29 PM
It sounds like a flawed foundation to me.
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