The Senate Candy Desk
 

I had no idea such a thing existed:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Candy_desk.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candy_desk

All that candy and no eating in the senate house. No wonder politicans are well... politicians :DL

Well, those are suckers - one for each of us.

And the sad thing is, if they proposed to cut the candy desk, there would some group screaming, "you can't cut our candy, children will die.":shifty::haha:

George Murphy! I had almost forgotten all about him. To those outside of California or not movie buffs, he was a one-term U.S. Senator from about the mid-60's to about 1970-71. He was also a movie song-and-dance man who appeared in a large number of musicals from 1930's to 1950's. I remember when he ran initially there was a lot of criticism about the qualifications of a "hoofer" to sit in the Senate. Little did California know what was to come with Reagan and Schwarzenegger...

No obscene language please!:stare:

Good to know they have candy because they damn sure don't need another cookie jar.

I was gonna ask where they keep the pork barrel...

Right under the obscene piles of our hard earned tax dollars.:D

So this is how Republican congressmen lure in young pages... :hmmm:

:haha:

The political Candy Van?

Republicans in the Senate, always looking for a [candy] handout. :D

Gotta have the candy.... else the terrorists win.

The NCA (National Candy Association) Lobby:

"You can have my candy when you pry it out of my cold, dead hands!!"

If you outlaw candy, only outlaws will have candy :know: