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After his remark that California’s Kamala Harris was the “best-looking attorney general in the country” sparked controversy, President Obama apologized for what some deemed to be a sexist comment, and what others argued was a dumb, but harmless, compliment.

I still have no idea why society seems so interested in the appearance of politicians.

We're electing them for their minds, not their bodies.
 
Legislation could add roadkill to Montana menus

Montana lawmakers pass a bill to let people salvage meat from wild animals accidentally killed on roadways.

By Marisa Gerber, Los Angeles Times
April 6, 2013, 7:00 p.m.

The idea came from something a state lawmaker noticed while cruising the wide-open roads of Montana. The highway often has carcasses — plenty of them.
"There are a lot of animals and a lot of roadway in Montana," state Rep. Steve Lavin said. "I've had a ton of people ask me after striking a deer or an elk, 'Can I take it?' And I have to say no.'"
But that could soon change.
If a bill becomes law, Montana motorists could take home certain roadkill — and cook it up.
And no, the "roadkill bill" — HB 247 —wouldn't mean open season on animals on the state's roadways. The legislation, which cleared the state Senate in March and awaits the governor's signature, emphasizes that the animal has to have been accidentally killed.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-roadkill-bill-20130407,0,960153.story

Um...ew. :yuck:
 
Hitting a deer with a vehicle causes major damage to the vehicle and can easily lead to human injury or death. It would not be a smart way to *go hunting*.
 
Hitting a deer with a vehicle causes major damage to the vehicle and can easily lead to human injury or death. It would not be a smart way to *go hunting*.
No, but they could spotlight the deer on the road, shoot him, and then take him as if he were roadkill.

You are sure right about the deer being dangerous to hit. It is no way to.hunt, either way. :mad:
 
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