With the election coming up I cannot believe there is one issue which has yet to be touched: Suspending the voting rights of Florida and California.
Democracy is a beautiful thing. Unless you are from Florida. In which case you say "Democracy, who's that?" as she walks by you at the party and Democracy has to go into the bathroom and cry for the rest of the night. The saddest thing of all is that Hawaii, which is seperated from the mainland by 790 million miles (an estimate) of ocean, had nooooo problem with the election process. Someone should have given Florida a talk, pointed to Hawaii saying "Seeee, they did it", and Florida should have hung it's head in shame. So I am starting a new campaign: No More Democracy for Florida!
The only other option I see (which I am enthusiastically supporting) is that we saw Florida off from the rest of the unon, kick it off to sea and let Cuba have it as a gift. What better way to mend Cuban-U.S. relations than by giving them Disneyworld?! I mean, it's the happiest place on earth for cryin out loud.
The other state, which is slightly less guilty of misusing democracy, California, does not warrant as extreme an action, but does need to be addressed. C'mon, don't you think the government should step in, say "Okay California, I think it's time you took the year off. Just a little time away to clear your head, and if you have been good, maybe, just maybe you can vote again in four years." I mean, they elected the Terminator! What's worse is that they elected the Kindergarten Cop! The whole state of California should have woken up the next day, and said "Oh man, what happened last night?" We all have lapses of judgement, especially when on drugs or alcohol, but is it possible that an entire commonwealth of people did drugs on the same day, at the same time, right before hitting up the voting booths? Maybe Californians had been under a lot of pressure, and everyone just happen to snap on the same day: election day. Whatever the case, I strongly suggest a time out for the Golden State until after November 2.