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Unless you’re in hiding deeper than Sandra Bullock these days, you know that the House is scheduled to vote on the 2010 Welcome to Canada Health Care Bill. So let’s have some fun.
Predict the final outcome (example: 220-215) and whether it passes or fails. Whomever predicts the final vote will win a copy of my latest novel, The Cross Gardener.
I’ll post a tiebreaker question only if needed after the vote.
Predict CPAC straw poll, win a free book
By Jason Wright, EditorFiled Under Contests, Race for White House 2012 on Feb 18
By now everyone knows CPAC is well underway. Between now and Saturday, attendees will have a chance to vote in the most important 2012 poll of any kind to-date. Who will win?
The Phil has spoken
By Red State EddioFiled Under Congress, Contests, Domestic Policy, Humor, Race for White House 2012 on Feb 2
Well, the truth is out. Indisputable. Inevitable. Indubitable. Irrefutable. Incontrovertible.
The verdict is in.
Earlier this morning, Punxsutawney Phil took one look at the proposed new federal gov’t budget, saw the shadow this debt-riddled monstrosity cast over him, let out a shriek, and quickly scampered back into his hole.
His last words were, “What the #@$% is THAT?” …or something to that effect.
So there you have it – six more years of recession. Have a nice day.
I wonder if someone could slip him a copy of the latest Derby rankings and see if he could give a few thoughts on it?
I suspect he’ll go for Paw-lenty over Mittens…by a hair, of course.
It could be argued Tuesday is the most important day thus far in the Obama presidency. Obviously a win by the GOP in Massachusetts would shake the Senate and send ripples through the Obama/Pelosi/Reid agenda.
So who do you think will win?
Pick the winner of Brown v. Coakley in the comments and include your prediction of the final percentages for each candidate. (Don’t forget the independent candidate, Joseph Kennedy.)
Closest guess to actual percentages wins a signed copy of one my books. Take your pick. They’re all equally mediocre.
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