Top Ten Easy House Votes for Next Year

Nancy Pelosi has promised Democrats there won’t be any tough votes next year after they all agree to destroy our nation’s health care. So Pelosi has scheduled for 2010 a bunch of votes that should be so unanimous that only Ron Paul would vote against them. Here’s ten of them:

TOP TEN EASY HOUSE VOTES FOR NEXT YEAR

10. A vote to not to go to war with Finland.

9. A condemnation of making vampires sparkle.

8. A vote on what is the opposite of “No”.

7. Acknowledgment of Barney Frank’s many years in the House talking funny.

6. A vote praising nachos for its many years of service as a snack.

5. A bill making the inventor of clamshell packaging an enemy of the state.

4. A vote on what one likes to receive on Christmas (idea is to see if they can get the very first vote where the entire House votes “Present”).

3. Acknowledgment of the fluffiness of kitties and puppies.

2. A vote to rate the House’s effectiveness a B+.

And the number one easy house vote for next year is…

A resolution that voting is fun!

26 Comments

  1. The vampire sparkle thing might be a tough sell since most of them are vampires and may not want the ease of identification which sparkles would surely bring.

    A vote to make Wednesdays cuccumber eating day (except for those morally opposed to the consumption of cuccumbers).

    A vote to make all sessions “funny hat” days.

    A vote that the first 10 elected officials who show up for any session receive a complimentary nacho hat.

    A vote to ensure Berkely college continues to enroll a majority of stinky hippies.

  2. Frank, I never knew there was a specific name for it, but the moment I read “clamshell packaging” I immediately knew what you were talking about. It’s ironic that they package knives & heavy duty scissors in them…you know, the exact item you need on the outside of the package in order to get to the inside. “IF I HAD A KNIFE I WOULDN’T HAVE BOUGHT THIS ONE!!!111!!!”

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