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August 2, 2008 3:48 PM
Space colonies, carbon rationing and dopamine-producing mousse
Posted by Bruce Ramsey
My Voter’s Pamphlet arrived today, and I find all the candidates for public office—all of them, not just the ones deemed to be serious by corporate media guys like me.
The candidates to unseat Congressmanforlife Jim McDermott begin with the wide-eyed visage of Goodspaceguy Nelson. I remember Goodspaceguy. He used to be a Libertarian—he is still “pro choice on almost everything”—but now the Democrats have him. Well, it is a big-tent party.
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