Politics and crime

Cynics might say they go together. Not so much in this blog, I just didn't feel like making two separate posts.

First of all, John Baer has been very funny lately. You should read him. Come on, Vince Fumo, the "historically loose cannon on the deck of life"? Hee! Plus, he almost got beat up by a state Supreme Court justice: "when I see him Saturday night, he stops and punches one fist into his open palm while fixing me with a steady stare. So, stay tuned."

And check out the transportation stuff: "Rep. Mario Scavello, has an amendment to ban tolls of any kind within 40 miles of the New Jersey border - in other words, in his district." Awesome. "You may recall that State Farm Insurance back in '01 named two Boulevard intersections as the second- and third- most-dangerous in America - and they were beat out only by an intersection in Pembroke Pines, Fla., where retirees apparently play serious bumper cars." Awesomer.

Second, you all should know by now that I'm not a fan of reality TV. Still, I can't let this one go by without comment. I can't believe no one thought that maybe, just maybe, there might be some legal issues with a show called "Who Wants to Marry an American Citizen?"