shenanigans

Investigative reporter Phil Williams has more shenanigans from a weeklong training session for employees of the state’s Department of Revenue:

Then, there’s video that shows revenue staffers dancing at what appears to be a funeral.

Summary: Guests include Bob Tuke Democratic candidate for US Senate; Richard Hayes Phillip, author, Witness to a Crime: A Citizens’ Audit of an American Election.

Bill Hobbs points to a survey showing a surprising number of people who think that the shenanigans that surround elective politics should extend to the Supreme Court:

Jama Oliver accuses Rep. Matthew Hill’s primary opponent of campaign finance shenanigans:

Steve Glover was right—there were five votes for Nashville’s school rezoning plan. He must be clairvoyant, right?

The Donkey’s Mouth reports that a staffer of Congressman David Davis, who got in a bit of trouble for some Wikipedia shenanigans, subsequently got a sizable little payday.

Squirrel Queen is a historian of sorts when it comes to baseball promotions that go horribly wrong. I honestly love hearing her talk about things that she saw when there were only three channels watching

It would appear that’s up for debate. The harshest critic is the assistant manager-type who tries to end the shenanigans by walking off with the boom box about halfway through. Dude, that’s harsh.

Anyway, I submit this for your amusement. Blogging will be light as I’m off to spend my economic stimulus check in Norway and Sweden for a week. Vi sees!

Kay Brooks ushers in the legislative campaign season:

The City Paper makes the following editorial comment today: