The comparison's of badgers to republicans who don't give a flip reminded me of Hunter Thompson's observation about the stench of conservatives:

“The badger will roll over on its back and emit a smell of death, which confuses the dogs and lures them in for the traditional ripping and tearing action. But it is usually the badger who does the ripping and tearing. It is a beast that fights best on its back: rolling under the throat of the enemy and seizing it by the head with all four claws.” – Hunter S. Thompson’s obituary for Richard Nixon

"Hey, Stupid, thanks for the mouse!"

In case I'm not alone in wondering why honey would need to be badger friendly:

As suggested by both their common and scientific names (Mellivora capensis means "honey eater of the Cape"), honey badgers have always been associated with bees. Apart from man, they are the most destructive mammalian predators of honeybees in Africa and they can and do cause substantial losses to both traditional and commercial beekeepers. While honey is not a necessary part of a honey badger's diet, the highly nutritious bee brood is a sought after delicacy. and this brings them into conflict with beekeepers.

http://www.honeybadger.com/badgers.html

I don't know about you all, but where I grew up, the term "honey badger" didn't have anything to do with furry animals that liked honeycombs.....

Go Q!! Proud of my good peep!

This honey is Badger safe.