.png)
The teaching girls to twerk is a little to far, IMO.
I have said for years it should be a legal requirement for every elected “official” and everyone running for office to wear clown attire when making a public statement.
There are plenty of solid reasons not to vote straight party line ( Dennis Bonnen anyone) but the example used by the OP is not one.
The more I have thought of what each of those candidates presented, the more I have realized the guy with the hat would get my vote if I had to vote for one of them. If I did not like any of the Republican or by chance any third party candidates, I would simply not vote for a candidate for that office. Yet, I say again, I think he would get my vote; that is if his record indicated he actually was seriously in favor of the things shown in his platform.Then again - while he probably is a buffoon who does not merit a vote - checking his record might reveal, in fact, that he may be a buffoon who deserves our votes.
Just showing I was extending on what I had previously written. You pretty much are right as to trust, just take it a bit further - trust no one.Not sure I trust the opinion of someone who quotes himself, even if he has Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper (Sterling Hayden) as an avatar...
