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This is one of the easiest elections to analyze and make recommendations, for you, the reader, and all the people who call me on the phone asking me what I think about the election. Ready?

Vote NO.

That's right - whatever it is that's on that ballot, be it a state proposition or Yet Another Bond Issue, just vote NO. It's easy, it's simple, and it will send a message to the cabal of get-rich-quck consultants, the Doofinator, and The Man that it's time to get to work to solve problems with real solutions, not this half-assed, phony baloney bullhonky they call "reform."

Nothing on the ballot was so critical it had to pass in 2005. If we are going to spend almost a hundred million dollars for an election no one asked for, we should at least be voting on something big, something bold, something that's based on something more than phony baloney consultant-driven initiatives desigend to get a few Republican political consultants and a few Democratic political consutlatns rich quick - while we the people have to live with the results.

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What were you doing on November 2nd, 2004?

Funny how a year changes things, eh?

A year ago Kerry and his team found a new way to blow an election, Bush and company were flying high, and there was all sorts of big talk.

A year later and House and Senate GOP leaders are under investigation, there's an indictment of a sitting VP's chief of staff, and poll numbers for the high flyers aren't so great.

So what will you and I be doing a year from now?

I have no idea. But tonight I'm going to rejoice in the fact I'm not a VP's chief of staff, nor am I responsible for explaining those bad poll numbers to the CiC.

Sometimes it's the little things that make life great.

PS: Something else to think about: Was it scary seeing Bush get re-elected, appoint dorks to FEMA, and screw up this year, or would it be scary if Kerry got elected, and was in charge of appointing people and trying to talk the hurricane to death?

© 2003-2006 Greg Dewar | All Rights Reserved | Originally Published at www.schadelmann.com

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