Cartoon and a comment on Montana Democrat for US Senate

Jon Tester "Runs" for Montana's US Senate Seat (well, he waddles, anyway)

Cartoon and a comment: http://www.pazzoom.com/comics/comics1.htm

Politics and Common Sense

As a rule, politics (especially party politics) are not really my thing.

I do vote. And I always have my opinion. And I often vote Republican,
especially for President. But I don't think that the United States is
necessarily safer or better off with Republicans in office all the time. I
believe we need the opposing pull, the varying interests, and the input of
both major parties, as well as the voices of independents and other, smaller
parties.

That's my idea of democracy. We need the people to be directly involved in
deciding issue, settling party disputes, and choosing the course of our
nation. We need strong businesses and we also must help, and sometimes take
care of the people who are unable to face life on their own. That's why
I've not only voted for Democrats, from time to time, but I've actually hit
the streets in door-to-door campaigning for local (and sometimes very
liberal) Democrats.

People matter. Truth matters. The future we build today matters. America
needs to charge forward with all her might and leave no one behind. We do
this first as individuals and families and communities, then we do it as
states and regions, and finally as a nation. It never works the other way
around, from the top down. A society is never more than the people who make
it up.

I say all that to say this: The above mentioned cartoon (at pazzoom.com) is
not inspired by politics, per se, so much as by dumbness. While I may not
like some of the things Conrad Burns does or says, I don't think Tester is
any kind of answer. When you set about to replace a senior senator, you
need someone who at least knows what's going on, and how to address the
issues. You need someone with at least enough savvy to pull up his pants
and tuck his shirt (and gut) into his pants for TV ads. Basic common sense
is already lacking too much in politics. Why add more foolishness to the
mix?

Pazzo
www.pazzoom.com

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Pazzo	Cartoon and a comment on Montana Democrat for US Senate Jon Tester "Runs" for Montana's US Senate Seat (well, he waddles, anyway) Cartoon and a comment: http://www.pazzoom.com/comics/comics1.htm Politics and Common Sense As a rule, politics (especially party politics) are not really my thing. I do vote. And I always have my opinion. And I often vote Republican, especially for President. But I don't think that the United States is necessarily safer or better off with Republicans in office all the time. I believe we need the opposing pull, the varying interests, and the input of both major parties, as well as the voices of independents and other, smaller parties. That's my idea of democracy. We need the people to be directly involved in deciding issue, settling party disputes, and choosing the course of our nation. We need strong businesses and we also must help, and sometimes take care of the people who are unable to face life on their own. That's why I've not only voted for Democrats, from time to time, but I've actually hit the streets in door-to-door campaigning for local (and sometimes very liberal) Democrats. People matter. Truth matters. The future we build today matters. America needs to charge forward with all her might and leave no one behind. We do this first as individuals and families and communities, then we do it as states and regions, and finally as a nation. It never works the other way around, from the top down. A society is never more than the people who make it up. I say all that to say this: The above mentioned cartoon (at pazzoom.com) is not inspired by politics, per se, so much as by dumbness. While I may not like some of the things Conrad Burns does or says, I don't think Tester is any kind of answer. When you set about to replace a senior senator, you need someone who at least knows what's going on, and how to address the issues. You need someone with at least enough savvy to pull up his pants and tuck his shirt (and gut) into his pants for TV ads. Basic common sense is already lacking too much in politics. Why add more foolishness to the mix? Pazzo www.pazzoom.com