not many happy campers

[j10asen]

There cannot be to many happy campers in Minnesota today.


Minnesota government shutdown begins after talks fail - Yahoo! News


you can't get from the rich
you can't get from the poor
all you have is the working class
and they don't want to give anymore
just ask the tea party
they all say the same
reduce the size of government
those Bureaucrats’ are the blame
you can call on the Senate
address the congress as well
plead with the President
and your Governor will only repel
Minnesota has been shut down
everyone has been booted out
nothing is open
doesn’t that make you want to scream and shout?

perhaps we should be privatizing or outsourcing from offshore all government needs

stoney rohde

I would definitely not be a happy camper if I had a reservation and paid my campsite in advance.

[pk]

Sorry I did not see this when you first posted.
This is amazing. Sorry to be reading this.
Hope there is a turn around soon.

[mmullarky]

I just returned from camping in Phillips. I can't say that I saw any Minnesota plates, but we were in a campground that is not well-known.

[dgridley]

The sad part is most govt shutdowns are totally avoidable..

[pk]

The sad part is most govt shutdowns are totally avoidable..

That is why so many are angry when something like this happens. It affects so many people negatively.

[CindyLouWho]

Not only will the campers in Minnesota not be happy, but some beer drinkers in Minnesota won't be happy either. The MillerCoors company didn't get their distributors renewal in on time before the government shut down so the state alcohol board is making them recall all their brands from the stores, etc.

MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minnesota shutdown - Forbes.com

[dgridley]

Ron Paul has a sensible solution to national debt without raising the debt limit:

Ron Paul?s Surprisingly Lucid Solution To The Debt Ceiling Impasse | The New Republic

[MrKhay]

Originally Posted by CindyLouWho

the state alcohol board is making them recall all their brands from the stores, etc.

MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minnesota shutdown - Forbes.com

The government of Minnesota shut down, but they still order a company to stop selling their products?

Sounds like the bull got out and took a big one!