Now that’s funny.  I just wish it weren’t so darn serious!  Check out Face the State’s 2009 Legislative Superlatives.  The most misguided legislator — State Rep Andy Kerr — won the honor of “most likely to get a Che tattoo” for his work on behalf of National Popular Vote, a.k.a. the Koza Scheme, and his insistance that the United States is a democracy.  Most frightening is that Kerr teaches “Social Studies.” Maybe he should learn history first.

I’m sure Rep Kerr is a nice guy but his lack of basic knowledge of American civics somehow should disqualify him from holding elected office.  Fortunately for Coloradans, Kerr’s disastrous legislation to destroy the Electoral College was killed in the Senate. 

Apparently a lot of you called the Capitol and gave him and his Democrat colleagues the business.  According to FTS, “His [Kerr's] sponsorship of the National Popular Vote bill this session sure upset a lot of people. And we mean a lot of people.”

Finally, check out who is just to the right of Kerr on the FTS Superlatives page.  Coincidence that one of Kerr’s biggest critics is next to him under the title of “Hottest Radio Host?” I hope not.

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