As I continue to fight the hostile take over of my company by me I have been living a life of a commoner. While checking off my ballot for this politician and that politician etc. I came across the congressional representative choice and found myself actually wondering who to vote for. All of them say everything so as to please all but never say what one's true position is. Example, I went to the incumbents cute little website that is provided courtesy of mine and your tax dollars only to find some truly amazing things regarding what the incumbent represents and stands for. Here is one of the headlines from the website:
"Smith Supports Veterans, Military Personnel and their Families..."
This is simply an astronomical claim and most likely has taken everyone by surprise. Certainly no one was expecting Mr. Smith to make such a controversial claim. Do you think Mr. Smith would get elected if he posted:
"Smith Doesn't Support Veterans, Military Personnel and their Families..."?
The point is that everything has gotten so silly that if you can't see the insidiousness of even putting that campaign advertisement on the tax payer website. Perhaps Mr. Smith should work on draining his own sewer of feeble twittering.
CD
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