I want this election over - now
By LZ Granderson, CNN
Contributor
updated
10:46 AM EST, Tue January 3, 2012
Cassi Creek: The 2012
election campaigns essentially began when Barak Obama was declared the victor
in 2008’s Presidential election. The field of opponents has waxed and waned as
various politicians and others, power-hungry and wealthy, have tested the
levels of monetary and political support that they might muster. It has also included the greedy and
delusional along with evangelicals who wish to do away with all other forms of
religion and to create a theocracy that would rival the Puritans in false piety
and priggishness.
I don’t want
to be subjected to another 9 months of this campaign. I don’t want the robo-calls at dinner. I don’t want to hear politicians whining
about negative campain ads when they are responsible for writing the laws the
made such non-stop corporate-funded propaganda possible.
Ron Paul is
too old to run for POTUS. Have we all
forgotten that Reagan was senile during a large part of his terms of
office. If we want someone to occupy a
chair and smile for the television cameras, I’ll do it for a whole lot
less. Gingrich is a self-implicating
liar. He was a lobbyist despite his
attempt to call it anything else.
Santorum is
bound to return the clock and calendar to any time before the Age of Reason and
the Enlightenment. So are Perry and
Bachmann. We don’t need to be controlled
by evangelical’s intent upon bringing about the 2nd coming. Houseman and Romney belong to a cult of
wealth and polygamy. That bothers most evangelicals, who are only allowed one
wife.
That leaves only
Obama to vote for. See how easy that
was? Are we there yet? Don’t make me stop this year!
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