Because we all have so very much respect for our Elected Leaders and the Hallowed Democratic Process that produces them … herewith a special election day political campaign edition of the blog.
- Our Leaders have always been Honorable and Civil
- Their Honor and Always-Above-Board tactics have grown throughout the ages.
- And continue to grow.
- Today, we live in an unparalleled era of Legislative Competency, leading to Respect for Our Most Able Leaders.
- Honesty is A Paramount Virtue of the Political Classes.
- … Second only to Humble, Principled, and Open Public Service.
- There are many Profoundly Important Reasons to Vote. (H/T KW)
- You can know that the candidates you elect diligently protect the interests of their all-important constituencies.
- And you can always be assured that Your Vote Matters.
- We are In The Best of Hands.
Vote early and often. For only with Your Participation can we continue to enjoy the Benefits of Freedom brought to us by The Honored Men and Women Who Service Serve Us So Well..
What happens when a citizen openly carries a firearm to the voting place?
It depends on what else they wear: http://bit.ly/dzXDrH
Hey All,
Just some food for thought on this fine election day. Is a campaign promise an Oral or Verbal contract? And if said promise is broken is that a breach of contract and can we sue? If not, what is a campaign promise and how can we make the politicians keep their promises?
While it can be bad here, across the planet, it’s the same, or worse-anywhere,anywhen. Usually worse. On the upside, I’ve always thought it a miracle that we haven’t had a full-scale nuclear war, considering the number of loonies that have nukes, or soon will.
I’m going to guess that throughout the planet’s history, most people realize what any politicians true nature is…
Ya know … politicians may be scum and the entire electoral process rotten to its shriveled, immoral little core. But (I’m writing this on Tuesday evening, just after polls have closed here on the West coast) politics is still the best game in the world. Beats the hell out of the World Series, the SuperBowl, the Stanley Cup, the America’s Cup and whatever else you got.
Now back to clicking on Real Clear Politics and Politico …
(Bad Joe Sestak may pull out of his tailspin. Oh no. Feingold’s gone. How weird! Murray and Rossi duke it out in one of the evening’s late battles …)
I wish I had more faith in Nevada voters…..I still don’t think a sizeable chunk of them realize how much their vote (or lack of voting) ripples across the whole USA…….
Thanks for the plug, Claire.
Naturally, Wendy McElroy made the same point, but much better than I ever could. 🙂