A right-wing crank and fellow Georgian weighs in on Saxby Chambliss

Hey, no bones about it. I'm ashamed of my fellow Georgians for sending Chambliss back to the senate.

But here's a guy who not only praises Georgia for knowing "how to vote," but then goes on to proclaim that "clearly there is something wrong with the cognitive abilities of the majority of voting Americans."

He should talk about cognition!

For example:

...Mao Zedong, the communist leader of China for nearly 30 years who presided over the deaths of roughly 70 million of his own people. He once said “I have witnessed the tremendous energy of the masses. On this foundation it is possible to accomplish any task whatsoever.” A not-so-quite condensed version of Obama’s “yes, we can.”

The rest of his piece is equally insane, and ends on this note:

That’s why, concerning his victory, Chambliss got one thing wrong. He said that the Democratic majority knows “they will need Republicans to work with them” and that there “will have to be a bipartisan effort to accomplish any major legislation.” You don’t work with socialists. You work to stop them. Unless, that is, you want to make a great leap into disaster.

Now if we want to talk about voter cognitive abilities, let's consider the almost sixty million voters who went out and voted for John McCain (who surely would have continued the majority of Bush's agenda) after eight years of actual disaster (as opposed to idiotic fear-mongering speculations about the future).