According to FoxNews on-line, Mitt Romney’s campaign had a record May, along with the Republican National Republican Committee, raising roughly $17 million more than Obama and the Democratic National Committee - $76.8 million to $60 million, respectively.
And I think that’s an extremely important indication of how much trouble, reelection-wise, the incumbent’s in. Because I believe donations from supporters are votes in and of themselves, truly reflecting donator’s opinions. And that’s why, as in most other situations, simply follow the money and you’ll find out what the truth is.
I also had another thought this morning about politicians and how many of their misguided ideas can come back and bite them. Because although I’ve never really considered politico’s physical characteristics as being critical to job performance, it’s possible they might be.
And in that regard, it’s now struck me that if Mayor Bloomberg’s so concerned about New Yorker City's citizen's weights, and feels it’s his job to curtail their caloric intake, perhaps voters should be concerned about mayor's heights.
Because, let’s imagine, a diminutive mayor was out on the road in a vehicle with just his chauffer. And suppose the chauffer became incapacitated and unable to drive, requiring the mayor to take the wheel. And what if that little mayor could barely see over the dashboard? I think that could potentially cause all kinds of vehicular, and perhaps even human and property, damage.
So, I think a trade-off’s required here.
If a law’s passed limiting calorie ingestion for chubby citizen’s greater good, simultaneous legislation should immediately take effect removing height-challenged people from public office. And in that way, everyone will be protected from potential future harm, and we’ll all sleep more worry-free every night.
That’s it for today folks.
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