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Voting Strategy

15 May, 2008 (03:47) | Politics, Silly

The other day I was talking with my brother, who lives in NYC, and we were comparing pope-visit stories (his attempts to get around the city were screwed up on consecutive days). I mentioned how we had gotten a road repaving out of the visit to DC, and how we seemed to get the for presidential funerals, too, and how this could color my voting strategy.

We’ve gotten a day off for presidential funerals, so in order to maximize this effect, I need to embiggen both the number and age of ex-presidents as much as possible. So I must always vote against the incumbent, or, when there is no incumbent, vote for the older candidate. McCain’s the clear choice under this paradigm.

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Time: May 15, 2008, 4:09 am

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Comment from Kygron
Time: May 15, 2008, 9:09 am

Finally, clear proof that the existence and years of experience of our presidents is of benefit to our citizens!

Comment from Uncle Al
Time: May 15, 2008, 11:29 am

If the Pope evinces faith, why does he require secular security?

It is incompetent fascists, corporatists, and double-digit IQ christ-besotted jackasses (Manchurian candidate McCain) against bleeding heart Liberals, welfare pimps, Enviro-whiners, feminazis, and Queer Nation (Clitler and the Dark Lord). Choose wisely.

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