Just Passing Through

It seems like that should be the title of the resume for Scott Ourth, rather than the book (pictured) that he reviewed.

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

After spending maybe two months in his position as public affairs director at Disability Rights IOWA, Ourth announced he'll be running, AGAIN, for the Iowa Statehouse.

The Liter first became aware of Mr. Ourth when he went to work for Warren County as public affairs director on August 15, 2007.

By February 2008, Ourth had asked for, and was granted, a leave of absence to run Leonard BOZO-well's campaign against Ed Fallon.

Other highlights(?) of Ourth's resume include in 1998 serving as --

3^rd Congressional District field director for Gov. Tom Vilsack and Rep. Leonard Boswell. He later served as campaign manager for Rep. Boswell’s 2000 successful re-election bid. Scott has continued to act as senior consultant on many state and federal campaigns. In 2005, he was appointed assistant secretary of state for operations. He later served as field director in Chet Culver’s successful run for governor. After serving on the Governor-Elect’s transition team, Scott became aide to the majority leader of the Iowa House of Representatives during the 2007 legislative session.

Ourth remind us of a similar Dummycrat shill, Phil Roeder.

Roeder recently bounced back to the Des Moines Public School's for a salary of $80,000.

Ourth's public service(?) career has not been without controversy as he was accused, in 2006, of working on the Big Lug Nut's gubernatorial campaign while being paid by Iowa taxpayers.

Welcome back to the arena Scott, or is it Porkchop?

Another Night

After hearing, on Fox News, that Scott Walker had been called the winner, I tuned into MSNBC to catch the reactions from their on-air talent(?).

Ed Schultz was teary-eyed and I thought Rachel Mad-COW (pictured) was going to cry when she interviewed a Wisconsin State Senator.

I finally understood what Chris Matthews meant with the thrill up his leg remark and the scientific community is united in that fact.

All the talk of the Wisconsin recall being a harbinger for November is just talk, with the ADHD society we live in the fickle finger of the voters could flip folks off in the next election.

Locally, I once again heard Dueling Banjos, as Glenn MASSie protege, Steve McCoy, received the Republican nomination in Iowa House District 26.

Here's our deliverance -- McCoy, 67, said his priority is repealing laws that overstep or advance an Agenda 21-type plan, referring to a United Nations program he says is based on Marxism and will result in the loss of individual rights and liberty.

Other than the 2nd Amendment, neither MASSie nor McCoy, could come up with a Constitutional right.

As bad as this is, it's still better than the Dummycrat nominee, previous Statehouse loser and professional politician Scott Ourth.

Historic Victory

Overall, I would have to say I am quite pleased, but not satisfied.

The numbers were pretty spot on for Chuck Grassley.

I had hopes Harry Reid would be knocked out and remained optimistic of a Senate majority, but this is a good start.

It's pure pleasure not to have to put up with Pelosi in the third most powerful position anymore.

I was hoping for one or two more Republican Congressman and even a Congresswoman from the Hawkeye state.

The only one sweating the Governor's results was the Big Lug Nut, so much for his guarantees.

The teacher needs to learn what a concession speech is, it's not the place to continue with your regular stump(ed) speech and the scientific community is united in that fact.

I love that Matt Schultz took out consigliere Michael Mauro.

I am so happy that I won't have to receive anymore e-mails from Staci Appel-sauce for brains, my provider automatically put them in my junk file without any prodding from me.

I'm ecstatic that Scott Ourth lost out on his race for Representative and now with Republican's running the Warren County Supervisors he'll be looking for work.

It finally paid off to have voted NO all these years on the judges, it's nice to be a trendsetter.

I can't wait until we get to bid goodbye to Staci's husband, Brent.

Running

The husband of the Publisher of the Old Weird Harold and Record Tribune is seeking a return to the Iowa Legislature, this time in the Senate for the seat vacated by Kent Sorenson.

Dummycrat former State Representative Mark Davitt, pictured, is running against current Republican State Representative Julian Garrett.

I can't wait until the November 19 special election to vote against Davitt, so the absentee ballot will be in the mail and the scientific community is united in that fact.

In his previous terms, Davitt introduced legislation three times to raise the minimum wage (House File 29, House File 2032 and House File 1).

Davitt also introduced legislation to raise state sales and use taxes.

In addition, and even more egregious, Davitt spearheaded the legislation that brought us the IDED film office fiasco. (The bill was managed during floor debate by Governor wannabe Tyler Olson).

As an aside, we almost had the need for another special election as Dummycrat State Representative Scott Ourth didn't look where he was walking and stepped in front of my vehicle, the other day, while he was having a conversation.

Dummycrats it's not smart to put your life in my foot's hands.