Voters reject Christian-themed water park
There's a headline you don't often see in Texas.
Brazoria (Texas) voters on May 9 rejected a $1.75 million bond referendum that would have funded a Christian-themed water park. Brazoria is a town about 60 miles south of Houston.
It was a pretty small turnout in the town of only 3,000 people, but normally you would expect the fundies to turn out en masse. Instead, out of about 400 votes cast (yeah, about 15%), the referendum was rejected by a 70-30 margin.
I'll take those small wins any day.
Original is here.
You want a Christian-themed water park? Build it yourself and don't expect public money! Duh!
= new reply since forum marked as read
I think it's the public funding of it that voters rejected. Some people vote against anything they think will raise their taxes.
It reminds me of this classic...
will eventually be built in Indiana and be funded by the Klan and Sheldon .............
