After the courts determine that your actions constitute dereliction of duty, you will probably want to pursue a new career. I wish you luck in that and hope you make a wise choice. But please don’t choose engineering as your next career.
You see, according to the Bible (1 Kings 7:23), the value of π, a mathematical constant used extensively in the engineering community, is exactly 3, not the irrational number 3.14159… that “science” claims it is. (Perhaps to you, that’s why it is “irrational.”)
So if you choose to pursue an engineering career and decide that the Bible commands you to use the value 3, I’m afraid that any bridges you design will not stand up for long.
Maybe to you and your Republican friends, bridges that don’t collapse are not important, but please be advised that this is very relevant to the rest of us.
So please, once you leave government service (even though your “service” to the people is unconstitutionally selective), do us all a favor and pursue a career in something more benign, like gardening.
Does this mean if she runs for reelection you recommend a vote for her Rebublican opponent?
ReplyDeleteIt may surprise you, but when I was on the editorial board of the Courier Post, I voted to endorse a Republican candidate for State Assembly.
ReplyDeleteYou endorsed someone who does not care if bridges collapse? I am shocked at your callousness.
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