Smoker Party
 

Since UT didn't answer me, does anyone know who the "Smoker Party" candidate is?:blunt:

Hmmm... NPR is running a Bustemonte commercial piece this morning followed by a less flatering one on AAAnoldt.

The dude's name is Ned Roscoe.

http://www.smokersparty.com/

I beg of you not to vote for him. It's pointless.

If you feel oppressed as a smoker, think about how I feel; my smoke of choice would have me arrested.

On the upside, if you smoked your choice in a NYS bar your fine would be a pittance compared to a tobacco smokers.

The endorsement of Libertarian Ned Roscoe by the Smokers was written by John Roscoe. Wow, what a strange coincidence. :haha:

<a href="http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/allnews/content_objectid=13344714_method=full_siteid=50143_headline=-ARNIE--I-LOVED-GANG-BANGING-GROUPIE-name_page.html">How</a> about <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/08/31/calif.recall/index.html">now</a>, 'Toad?

(Disclaimer: not only have I only lightly skimmed those URLs, I didn't even seek them out. I just happened to bump into a pair of bad-looking-for-Arnie things in a short span of time. Hey, look, tin foil!)

Yeah, the stories about Arnie's sexual past came out assuming that Californians would react negatively, without bothering to ask any Californians about the matter. I doubt that sexual liberation in the 70s is a strong negative for CA, and that the story is being repeated for the sake of its interest in Iowa.

Bustamante used Schwarzenegger's "Gray Davis with a receding hairline" line perfectly the other day, laughing at it but subtlely appealing to all men with receding hairlines.

Skipping debates is drop-dead dumb and a mistake on the campaign's part.

Meanwhile, Bustamante's gasoline statism/populism was almost entirely ignored.