Two days ago our Obama sign disappeared from the yard. All that was left was the wire frame. What's one to do? I should have had enough sense to move my signs closer to the porch once this became such a problem. Oh well.
Interestingly enough, a Jay Nixon sign miraculously appeared in my yard yesterday. I didn't do it; the wife didn't do it. I naturally thought it a sign of God's anointing of Nixon as governor. I didn't really mind, I guess, since I thought Nixon was a good attorney general.
Then again, Bush was touted as an aisle crosser while he was governor. That didn't work out too well for us, did it? I learned a lesson – a hard lesson – that you cannot always predict how well a politician will govern based entirely on their previous job.
We will find out soon enough, as Nixon is running unopposed in this election.
Interestingly enough, a Jay Nixon sign miraculously appeared in my yard yesterday. I didn't do it; the wife didn't do it. I naturally thought it a sign of God's anointing of Nixon as governor. I didn't really mind, I guess, since I thought Nixon was a good attorney general.
Then again, Bush was touted as an aisle crosser while he was governor. That didn't work out too well for us, did it? I learned a lesson – a hard lesson – that you cannot always predict how well a politician will govern based entirely on their previous job.
We will find out soon enough, as Nixon is running unopposed in this election.
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How's that? Jay Nixon vs Kenny Hulshof vs Gregory Thompson vs Andy Finkenstadt
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LOL. I knew that, Jeremy. I was making a funny. There's no real competition in that race.
For what it's worth Jack, I got it first time reading it.
I don't do humor. I'm always serious.
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