Ev Mecham, active Mormon and former Governor of Arizona (impeached in 1988), spent yesterday with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It was his first holy Sabbath on Kolob in 83 years, since he left our precious Lord's side in the pre-existence to come to Earth for this mortal life.
Mecham was well-known for his insightful statements about minorities during the short time he was governor, such as:
"I'm not a racist. I've got Black friends. I employ Black people. I don't employ them because they're Black. I employ them because they are the best people for the cotton-picking job." - to Arizona Trend magazine, January 1987.
"As I was a boy growing up, Blacks themselves referred to their children as 'pickaninnies.' That was never intended to be an ethnic slur with anybody." - March 1987.
"Well, the NBA, I guess they forget how many White people they get coming to watch them play." - July 1987, after the National Basketball Association canceled annual meetings in Scottsdale to protest his rescission of a state holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
"If a band of homosexuals and a few dissident Democrats can do that, why, heavens, the state deserves what else they can get." - July 1987, when a recall campaign against him was launched.
"Japanese really like to play golf, and their eyes really light up when you say we've got over 200 golf courses in
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So basically he was a god damn idiot.
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But an INSPIRED goddamned idiot.
The guy sold cars for a living. What should we expect?
He is up in Kolob right now trying to unload some rolled back odometer lemon on one of the Cheribs. "Hey buddy I can make the deal but just don't tell my manager, I could totally get fired for this."
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