Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know it's been a while since I've posted anything. Been busy with some other things that you will see later.
But for now, my take on the upcoming election
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Many of us wonder, especially now more than ever, what the hell were some of these politicians thinking when they came up with a screwy law, or a resolution that absolutely made no sense, or the passage of a Bill that makes you wonder what they were smoking at the time.
I think its time to put these elected officials' urine where their mouth is and make them take a drug and alcohol test to confirm wheter or not they were sober at the time they decided on issues that greatly affect our lives in a negative way.
I want to here from you
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