Upper Class(men) Politics
I wanted to take a moment to congratulate my brother on his successful vice-presidential campaign. It's probably best that he didn't take my advice and divide the freshman vote with wedge issues like stem cell research or gay marriage. Focus on the positives, on what got you there. You brought a camel to a school dance. That's what counts in the minds of voters.
I'm sure as he was giving his victory speech, he was thinking to himself that it was this picture that mobilized the grassroots support that put him in office.
Oh, and the other guy won, too. It was a 142-142 tie. Should the school president be unable to perform his duties, be it due to terrorist threats or because he got early outs to go to his soccer game, who will sit in his place? We'll be following this situation closely.
I'm sure as he was giving his victory speech, he was thinking to himself that it was this picture that mobilized the grassroots support that put him in office.
Oh, and the other guy won, too. It was a 142-142 tie. Should the school president be unable to perform his duties, be it due to terrorist threats or because he got early outs to go to his soccer game, who will sit in his place? We'll be following this situation closely.
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Thursday, March 08, 2007.
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