December 1, 2006 by Matt Heckman.

This is the phrase I keep thinking of when I listen on the radio lately, or reading The Reading Eagle.  First of all we hear from all the pundits on how stupid we are for voting down The Republicans.  What these morons forget is that when people went to the polls they did not vote according to party, but they voted for a candidates character which sadly The Republican Party has been lacking for the past 4 years.  It’s up to us in the party base to educate and teach people of our ideas, and sell them.  Continuing to call people stupid, especially in our base will not advance our cause.

Now for The Reading Eagle.  I swear that everyday be it in the paper, or online coming out of Sperm Walentis’s mouth about calling city residents stupid for voting down the city wide trash bill.  Almost every day we see an article of a site where trash has been illegally dumped, and The Reading Eagle comes out and calls them filthy, stupid, and lazy, and so on for voting against the city wide trash bill.  Really The Reading Eagle needs to stop using pictures of Sperm’s backyard, or Dana Hoffman’s genital area (only missing the sign for the crab barn) as examples of illegally dumped trash.  Hey Sperm, Dana, Zeke, and the rest of you listen up.  You would have had city wide trash right now if it were not for your pet Mayor Inner Child Tom McMahon making an ass of himself acting like a bitter 2 year old at the Marvel.  The bill was Mayor Inner Child’s baby, and when that all happened people started to question his motives.  How come we have not seen one of their little online polls asking if McMahon’s actions were a factor in their vote?  Calling these residents stupid is not going to advance your agenda.  I wrote a wonderful piece the other day on how the city wide trash plan can still be sold, but based on what I have been reading from you guys at the eagle you are so filled with bitter anger you can’t see past common sense.  Mayor Marvel-Less will be in for a fight come reelection time.

In the end we are getting fewer sheep at the ballot box, and more individual thought in the elections process which will only continue, and in the process improve our systems of government.

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December 1, 2006 by Matt Heckman.

Post whatever is on your mind.  Have a good weekend.

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