At Least He Didn't Ask Tom Tancredo

At Least He Didn't Ask Tom Tancredo

I kid you not: Kid asks Rudy what he'd do as president if space aliens attacked. Amazingly, Rudy's answer does not include the numbers 9 or 11.



Speaking of Tancredo, the Rockies' pennant means his announcement on what he's doing with his congressional re-elect is now delayed a couple weeks:

Tancredo said he would tell his constituents about his plans "the day after the (Colorado) Rockies play their last game.

The Tank also said:

...his campaign will be "pretty much over with" unless he can finish in the top three in either the New Hampshire or Iowa primary contests.

Tancredo's in sixth place in the last Register poll.

And speaking of presidential candidates seeking House re-election, the coals are growing really cold on Dennis Kucinich's home fires, reports Buckeye State Blog:

Dennis, the menace, Kucinich had quite a quarter for fundraising. All in all, he brought home not one clean, crisp $20 spot, but two. That's right. For the third quarter Dennis Kucinich raised $40 for his re-election to Congress campaign. Looks like he put as much work into fundraising for OH-10 as he puts in for his constituents.

BSB also says retirement rumors are in the Cleveland air.



Seems Dennis wants to spend more time with his wife, for which one can hardly blame him... (Check the viewfinder and note how the cameraman is filming her, not him.)

White supremacists ♥ Ron Paul.

And a Florida reporter does the Roger And Me bit and goes to New Hampshire to try to get presidential candidates to talk to him.

But then, at last, some Granite Staters bared their dark souls.

"You're a rinky-dink state, and it serves Florida right," barked educator Mary Ann Reynolds, before an Obama rally in Plymouth. "The people of Florida didn't stop Jeb Bush and Katherine Harris from stealing the election in 2000. We don't forget. Maybe we ought to punish Florida more for what happened in 2000."