A vote for the Senator is a vote for Utah.
John calls Orin “the Senator,” because his name is Orin and because, well, it’s hilarious to ask a two-year-old where he stands on gay marriage. I think it’s hilarious. It really is quite hilarious.
And what with the election coming up tomorrow and all, the Senator has been pushing for some last-minute campaigning. All I can ever do, when he looks up at me with those giant eyes, is say, “Ok, Sweet pea. We’ll put your posters on the internet.”
The Senator enjoys the great outdoors with some of his grandchildren—2006.
President Bush speaks as the Senator listens.
“Buh-bye, boogers.”
Get out there and vote, people. Remember, a vote for the Senator is a vote for Utah. A vote for pencil-necks. A vote for no more boogers. A vote for America. A vote for everyone, everywhere.
phenomenal.
6 November 2006 at 10:57holy freakin cow Ash, that is AWESOME!
6 November 2006 at 11:11I cannot decide if I like the drooling, tongue out at pres. Bush or the last one because it looks so realistic.
nice job dude!
Dude, so made me laugh!
6 November 2006 at 18:16L-0-very much-L.
6 November 2006 at 19:21Just so you know its official he’s cleaned up the election by a landslide and he’s now also offically the longest senator to hold the office.
He also has firm stance against bum sniffing.
8 November 2006 at 8:42OMG, that made me laugh so hard. I loooove the last one! Does the Senator have any intentions towards the Presidental office one day?
Thanks for making me laugh! I just got laid off today, and sorely needed to smile.
~TC
8 November 2006 at 17:29[...] Essentially, what I’m saying is that’s how a Family Home Evening bill becomes a law. Ask your senator; he knows. And he’ll write you a song about it. [...]
29 November 2006 at 23:25[...] I downright cracked my hell right up. The senate race was exciting, but secured. I helped to further your Mormonic knowledge of our customs. Man I make myself laugh. [...]
30 November 2006 at 23:48