Is Rep. Mike Schaufler the Godfather? And will he survive?

That's the question that's posed by this excellent video. We'll leave it to you to discuss.

(And no, we're not exactly sure who produced it -- so whoever you are, take credit in the comments.)

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charlie (unverified)

4:29 p.m.
Jun 18, '07
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Has someone officially announced their intentions to challange Schaufler in the primary?
Mafia Buster (unverified)

4:43 p.m.
Jun 18, '07
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"Has someone officially announced their intentions to challange Schaufler in the primary?

Yes. But, with all due respect to the Don, since her announcement, she has not been seen or heard from.
JHL (unverified)

9:51 p.m.
Jun 18, '07
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It's from the Capitol staff for the Sine Die party. There's a few more posted, too:

● Some Kung-Fu thing (I love this one) ● "Battle of the Chambers" ● "Battle of the Chambers" 2005 (Apparently they do this every year)
2:31 p.m.
Jun 19, '07
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I don't know who produced and directed, but I have to nominate Ryan Tribbet for best supporting actor.......

He's a Master Thespian........
8:40 p.m.
Jun 20, '07
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<h2>They even got the oranges in there - nice!</h2>

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