He pulled a Dick Cheney. Remember when he shot his hunting buddy in the face and the hunting buddy apologized to him for being in the way? I have to learn how these guys hypnotize people and get them to be their minions. |
So setting up a nonprofit to combat the opioid crisis, which was really a front to promote himself, is your definition of competence and character? |
What is the test that decides a persons true motives? Wouldn’t OZ have some suspicion of self promotion too? He’s a tv celebrity fer chrissakes! |
| So this Fetterman won because voters pitied him…..great rationale. He’s an utter embarrassment to the office. |
Sour grapes. |
Cry harder, loser. |
What? No one pities Fetterman. People love him because he seems like an actual person who cares about other people. |
| Yeah, that doesn't work in Pennsylvania, guys. |
Ah, we’ve found the village idiot. |
No seriously, you need to stfu. If your guy won, you’d be applauding the voters. Now you insult them bc you’re a pathetic loser. Even if they did vote for him bc of EMPATHY, not pity, accept it. Some of us want that in politics |
+1 |
The idiot is the one who was convinced a carpetbagging quack snake-oil salesman would win. |
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As a previous poster mentioned, intelligence and knowledge should be prerequisites for the job of elected representative.
However it's nowhere near enough, since that only gets you someone able to circumvent laws to funnel funds into their personal account. What you need in addition to that is a dedication to honestly serving the public... and now you're looking for a needle in a haystack, because intelligent public servants usually go for the non-elected positions, where they don't have to cater to voters' whims and can do their jobs in peace. |
This aged well. LOL! |