Personally, I'm tired of lawyers being as dominant. I want business people that understand the daily grind, who generate wealth and can treat money as their own. I want people that generate money rather than take it and redistribute it. We have one hell of a spending problem and although one side is more guilty than the other, both have taken care of themselves and tried to buy votes to stay in power. I had a brother-in-law that died in 92 was on 60 minutes for a handful of minutes on collective bargaining in Ohio that involved the public sector and ran for congress (can't recall now if state or US?) prior to 60 minutes as a democrat. Was on Leonard Woodcocks staff as well. I remember him making a comment that one advantage of electing a wealthy politician is that they didn't have to divert money their way like so many. I know who he would vote for today...and whyUC SF is not that now, if it ever was. She flunked the bar exam on the first try.
Nobody is saying she is currently a whore. Lighten up. Choose joy.
'Choose Joy!' Bellows Angry Old Man
CHICAGO, IL — Attendees at the Democratic National Convention and potential voters watching on television at home were treated to a special historic moment last night, as an angry old man bellowed at them to vote for a happier, brighter future.babylonbee.com