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My own choice would be 1963's It's Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.These are its stars:Principal castSpencer Tracy as Captain T. G. CulpeperEdie Adams as Monica CrumpMilton Berle as J. Russell FinchSid Caesar as Melville CrumpBuddy Hackett as "Benjy" BenjaminEthel Merman as Mrs. MarcusDorothy Provine as Emmeline Marcus-FinchMickey Rooney as "Dingy" BellDick Shawn as Sylvester MarcusPhil Silvers as Otto MeyerTerry-Thomas as Lt. Col. J. Algernon HawthorneJonathan Winters as Lennie PikeThe supporting cast:Supporting castEddie "Rochester" Anderson as a cab driverJim Backus as airplane owner Tyler FitzgeraldBarrie Chase as Sylvester Marcus' laconic dancing girlfriendWilliam Demarest as Aloysius, Chief of the Santa Rosita Police DepartmentJimmy Durante as "Smiler" Grogan, the robber who buried the money.Peter Falk as a cab driverPaul Ford as Col. WilberforceThe cameos:Cameo appearancesMorey Amsterdam as Mike, Captain Culpeper's brother-in-law (voice only) (scenes deleted)Phil Arnold as gas pump attendant (scene deleted from general release version)Jack Benny as man driving a 1931 Cadillac FleetwoodPaul Birch as a Santa Rosita Police Department officer at the intersectionBen Blue as the vintage biplane pilotJoe E. Brown as the union official giving a speech at a construction siteEve Bruce as a showgirl getting suntan lotion rubbed on her (scenes deleted)Alan Carney as a sergeant with the Santa Rosita Police DepartmentChick Chandler as Santa Rosita Police Department officer at garage (scenes deleted from general release version)John Clarke as a helicopter pilotStanley Clements as a local reporter at police stationLloyd Corrigan as the mayor of Santa RositaHoward Da Silva as a Rancho Conejo airport official (scene deleted)Andy Devine as the Sheriff of Crockett County, CaliforniaSelma Diamond as Ginger Culpeper, Captain Culpeper's wife (voice only)King Donovan as a Rancho Canejo airport official (scene deleted)Minta Durfee as a crowd extra watching the fire escape rescueRoy Engel as a Santa Rosita Police Department officer at the intersectionNorman Fell as primary detective at the "Smiler" Grogan accident siteJames Flavin as a crossroads patrolman (scene deleted from general release version)Stan Freberg as a Deputy Sheriff of Crockett CountyNicholas Georgiade as supporting detective at the "Smiler" Grogan accident siteLouise Glenn as Billie Sue Culpeper, the daughter of Captain Culpeper (voice only)Leo Gorcey as the cab driver bringing Melville and Monica to the hardware storeStacy Harris as police radio voice unit F-7 (voice only), and as a detective outside of Mr. Dinkler's hardware storeDon C. Harvey as a Santa Rosita Police Department officerSterling Holloway as the Santa Rosita Fire Department fire captainEdward Everett Horton as Mr. Dinkler, owner of the hardware storeAllen Jenkins as a Santa Rosita Police Department officer (scene deleted)Marvin Kaplan as service station co-owner IrwinRobert Karnes as Sammy, a Santa Rosita Police Department officer in helicopterBuster Keaton as Jimmy the Crook, Culpeper's boatman cronyTom Kennedy as a Santa Rosita Police Department traffic copDon Knotts as the nervous motoristCharles Lane as the airport managerHarry Lauter as a Santa Rosita Police Department police dispatcherBen Lessy as George the stewardBobo Lewis as vintage biplane pilot's wifeJerry Lewis as the motorist who runs over Culpeper's hatMike Mazurki as the miner bringing medicine to his wifeCharles McGraw as Lt. Mathews of the Santa Rosita Police DepartmentTyler McVey as a police radio voice (voice only)Cliff Norton as a Rancho Canejo airport reporter (scene deleted)Barbara Pepper as an ice cream counter waitress (scene deleted)Ken Peters as a Santa Rosita Police Department dispatcherZaSu Pitts as Gertie, the Santa Rosita Police Department Central Division's switchboard operatorElliott Reid as Dr. Chadwick (voice only) (scenes deleted)Carl Reiner as the Rancho Conejo airport tower controllerMadlyn Rhue as secretary Schwartz of the Santa Rosita Police DepartmentRoy Roberts as a Santa Rosita Police Department officer at garage (scenes deleted from general release version)Eddie Rosson as the miner's sonEddie Ryder as Rancho Conejo air traffic control tower staff memberJean Sewell as the woman in the migrant truckThe Shirelles singing "31 Flavors" in Sylvester's home scene (voices only)Arnold Stang as service station co-owner RayNick Stuart as the migrant truck driver forced off the roadThe Three Stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Joe DeRita) as Rancho Conejo Airport firemenSammee Tong as a laundrymanDoodles Weaver as a Dinkler Hardware Store employeeLennie Weinrib as a police radio voice, and as a fireman (voices only)Jesse White as a Rancho Conejo air traffic controller

Why do you think President Trump is still refusing to release his tax returns?Probably because it would show that he either does not have as much money as he brags he has, that he pays shockingly little in taxes or business connections he does not want the general public to know about.Or, most likely, all of the above.

This is all a good question, and it’s likely to go to SCOTUS.There are several issues here:Primaries are basically intra-party affairs. It’s really unclear if SCOTUS will be down with a requirement on how a party conducts it’s own primary in this way.California has already sort of acknowledge that, because the rest of their primary isn’t a primary at all… It’s the first round of a two round vote. Since California excludes the presidential race here already, it makes it rather more interesting.It’s pretty clear that the states can’t place additional requirements on the actual election, and while this is obviously an attempt around that, it’s really unclear if SCOTUS is going to let that fly. The intent of this law is obviously to keep Trump off the general ballot. And SCOTUS usually takes a dim view of that sort of shenanigans.As Trump is probably more unpopular in California than anywhere, it doesn’t really matter. He has zero chance of winning CA regardless.It actually might help Trump as it would be a hell of a motivation for voters in other states who are just pissed that California is pulling this sort of stunt.If it does stand, it opens the door to all the other states adding partisan requirements, which is another reason SCOTUS is not going to let this fly.