All of us know it’s easier to let the cat out of the
bag than to put the cat back in. We got to thinking
about this because of all the recent political
robo-calls and mass mailings we receive here.
Candidates must believe we are stupid enough to
believe their campaign promises while trying to
make us feel they care about us. At least every
election they do.
That was going to be reasoning behind this post
until we realized two things. The first is that
everybody who voted in the last election is going
through the same robo-calls and mailings and some
of the things we get we actually like.
We really like the ones that don’t have any
propaganda for or against a candidate. The ones we
don’t mind getting. Instead of being the size of a
small newspaper with glossy printing, these are
usually a lot smaller and plainer.
Case in point: we got one about the size of two
postcards pasted together with a matte picture of
the fall foliage over a National Cemetary with
these words on it “Many have paid the price. Don’t
forget: Vote Nov. 4th.
Sensing a trick I turned the card over. The other
side had a smaller picture of a soldier hugging a
child and these words-
Vote November 4th!
Honor those who came before you and
defended your right to vote.
Take advantage of this great opportunity as an
American.
Serve those who have served you.
Protect those who love you.
In Iowa, polls are open from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm.
To find out where you vote, visit www.canivote.org.
The site has a good reputation.
That seems a much better way to get people to the
polls that alleging that your opponent wants to
throw grandma off the train.
Comments are always welcome.