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Merely being members of different parties does not make them “adversaries”.
They represent different states. When have they ever, in their political careers, directly competed against each other? Are they on the same committees, or something?
Fail.
The states are neighbors … anyone know if there’s a big Arizona/New Mexico rivalry, like Kansas and Missouri?
A friendly rivalry is one thing. In order to be “adversaries” they would have to actively work to harm the other state! IMHO.
Isn’t this how Australia got started?
Casey
Isn’t this how Australia got started?
Stranded criminals. Yep.
I feel bad for the sharks.
Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho for President!
They won’t be bothered. Professional courtesy.
I’m more interested in the coping skills of Wilson “The Volleyball.”
While I can’t imagine such a show having any viewers at all, I’m not sure how the headline fits with the story. Troy, you’re certainly creative enough to come up with something better. Please see me after class.
In 2016, no debates. Just have Clinton and Christy square off on Naked and Afraid.
That’s just an unnecessary visual brain plant. Now I’m going to have to have a cocktail. Or 2.
Of course, they’re naked and we’re afraid. Very afraid.
Excuse my French, but come the [expletive] one. This can’t [expletive] possibly be [expletive] real.
Troy, are you sure you weren’t watching an old rerun of Gilligan’s Island?
Flake does this desert island trip every year. He went alone the first time, then brought his eldest son the second… I should have guessed a reality show as the next logical step.
Leave them there alone for six months, then evaluate. No film crews onsite. Now that would be a telling tale.
Flake sounds like a decent guy…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Flake
Actually, they’re under contract with Dating Naked.
He was. When first elected, conservatives hoped he would go up against Boehner for Speaker. Now his Reach-Across-The-Aisleness is one of the most saccharine and squishy in Congress. Rob Long is further to the right than Flake. Nice pecs, tho.
Any senator with a chest like that should be voted out of office on general principle.
Because . . . ??
The producer’s next show will indeed be “Ow My [expletive]!”
Because that sort of physique requires many hours of daily exercise, time that the senator in question could be using to be a senator…
…on second thought, every senator should be required to have a chest like that. They can do less damage to the nation if they spend more time in the gym.
Hey, courting the female vote is important. Here’s what Democrats have offered.
Apropos of nothing: You can now have President Camacho give you GPS directions:
http://www.nerdist.com/2014/09/make-your-gps-sound-like-terry-crews/
You are a cruel, cruel man, Drew.
That man isn’t just in shape. He took time to make himself look that way. I don’t care for that kind of vanity. (That excludes myself. For what it’s worth, I look the same way with my shirt off.) But also, he shows it off.
Reason has a great take: WHY STOP AT TWO?
http://reason.com/blog/2014/09/12/reality-show-traps-two-senators-on-a-des
So would I. So would I …