If I had a deck I'd sit out on it all day

Instead I'm going to take a backhoe to the bedroom and try to get the clutter under control for my next garage sale. ANYTHING but sit here and have to read about people like these:

Patrick Sadowski, wearing a polo shirt with eagles and stars and stripes, said that he belongs to the Constitution Party, because "I feel the Republicans and the Democrats are the same people who own all the horses in the race." He said that he favors candidates of any party as long as they are "Biblicaly based."

"We want our country to get back to its original roots," said Adams, 52, a university administrator whose ancestor were on the Mayflower and fought in the American Revolution.

"Its not anger," said Sawyers, 47, an engineer who grew up on a farm in Virginia. "Its more, 'Guys, why are we going this way? It's time for the silent majority to say its wrong."

Those original roots included slavery. We have a black president. Do the math.

"We just feel that government's getting too large," said Bill Bunting, 58, of Lancaster, Pa., who was laid off from his construction job this spring and now works as a realtor. "It's mainly to send a message to politicians that we're tired of the corruption, both Democrats and Republicans. They should go back to following the Constitution."

I wish the WaPo reporter who spoke to Bill Bunting had thought to ask him what that means, or if he knows anything that's actually IN the Constitution.