with legislatures in session, I was thinking that the definiation of a varmit is a low down, good for nothing piece of dung, with no viable use for anyone. Then it seemed to me that that description fit the congress to a tee. So does that mean we could open season on them??

Yes, they are.....

Of course if you live in MN, and the DFL ( Dreaming Fairyland Liberals) are still running the show in the legislature then you are really overrun with varmints then... rats... big MF RATS.... big MF RATS with D*#Ks this BIGGGGGGGG.....

seafire

Yes they are vermin .

But untill I can find a lo pole in the law ,there is not a season on them.

Johnch

Now listen here Lee Harvey, let's not be defaming the likes of Prairie Dogs, Woodchucks and 'yotes like that. They all have higher standing in the field of ethics than politicians, some of which have proven themselves incapable of drowing as they float like any other turd. Also, from all appearances they aren't afraid to stand up and take it like a man, something few politicians will do.

Bravo, DigitalDan! My thoughts exactly.

Well said DAN

There is something about political office that turns even otherwise good people into varmints very quickly. Thats why the founding fathers did not go for kings and the like. I myself have concerns about this turning into varmints business with respect to dynastic things, like byrds, rockefellers, roosevelts, kennedys, mccains, and yes, even bushes.

I did some checking on the evolutionary scale, at the same time that varmints were being killed and eaten by nearly everything that took a breath there was a genetic change in the common earth worm and the shelless snail(slug) they cross bread and turned into a new spiecies now known as the Snaslug or (politician) at that point the evolution of the Snaslug (politician) never evolved any higher it shape change through the centuries but it is still a slimy earth worm. So to anwer the question NO politicians are not that high on the evolutionary scale.

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