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[mindmetoo]

As of late Katherine Harris, the rather frantic woman who helped Bush get elected, made news when she argued that if you don't elect Christian (her version of Christian-inanity, no doubt) candidates then you're legislating sin.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10054116/

A year ago she wasted state funds researching the use of holy water for a cure for a disease that strikes orange trees. She somehow came to believe water when blessed by some woo woo crap changes the "fractal" structure of the water and imbues it with "infinite levels of order". Crap I can make up better sounding pseudo mumbo jumbo. Anyway, easily a million bucks of public money was used to, in essence, try to verify the veracity of a purely religious claim.

Not surprisingly, praying over water doesn't actually do diddly and you don't need to spend $1 million to determine that. (If it wasn't for the huge waste of money, this is almost as hilarious as the politician a number of years ago who was sure Y2K was going to bring about the fall of civilization and the pharmaceutical industry and started drinking silver under the belief it was an effective antibiotic and turned his skin blue.)

[Benicio]

Katherine Harris is freakin' skeletor scary!

Sad thing is there are enough people in the States who actually believe we should have a Christian theocratic form of government to make it a real threat to democracy and freedom of choice.

Being from Florida, I was always freaked out at how conservative and nutty religious it was. It's from all the dang old retirees moving there. They vote. Young people with different opinions do not.