It's Sunday. In Blogland, nobody cares much about anything. [This is off the subject (Kathy will be lecturing me), but the word "Blogland" just reminded me of the book Flatland (Edwin Abbott is the author, maybe) -- not that you should read it, I was just reminded of it, that's all]
Anyway, Arnold Schwarzenegger apparently has a fan in Orrin Hatch, Republican senator from Utah, who introduces into his Judiciary Committee for approval a proposed 28th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution:
A person who is a citizen of the United States, who has been for 20 years a citizen of the United States, and who is otherwise eligible to the Office of President, is not ineligible to that Office by reason of not being a native born citizen of the United States.
Arnold's U.S. citizenship papers just turned 20 years old.
Posted by Bill at September 28, 2003 01:19 PMok. i don't get it. why is there a "2" in front of schwarzenegger?
Posted by: stacey at September 29, 2003 02:51 PMYou forgot about Lalaland.
Posted by: Michelle at September 29, 2003 02:58 PMSome Dems, too, like the idea of the amendment because the very telegenic, but Canadian, governor of Michigan, one Jennifer Granholm, might make a good candidate one of these days.
Posted by: Brett at September 29, 2003 03:01 PMwhat's your point, brett? canada is a foreign country or something? what? what?
Posted by: stacey at September 29, 2003 04:15 PMGranholm is from Canada?!? I live in this state and I didn't even know that.
Huh.