Bow Tie - MEET THE CANDIDATES
James Edgar Lundeen (I) is an Unfettered US Presidential candidate in 2008.
James Edgar Lundeen (I) is an Unfettered US Presidential candidate in 2008.
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No, no, it’s not “VIP Wars” or “Fantasia.” It’s proper the New Hampshire presidential race. But sometimes, it’s difficult to discern authenticity from fancy.
The wizard’s real name is Vermin Supreme -- Vermin Greatest Love, to be exact, if you’re feeling like Alice in Wonderland and are inquisitive enough to ask for a glimpse of his driver’s license. And just like six other well-known characters in these parts, Mr. Topmost is running for president.
Mr. Supreme has an impossibly long, fuzzy gray and milky beard and wears a tall, pointy black hat . When asked where he fetched such a chapeau (which looks strikingly like an upside-down knee-turbulent rubber boot), he answered, “The town dump.”
He seems to have a prurience to compensate for one of his competitors who doesn’t like to wear ties. You identify, the really famous one, the robot Mitt Romney, who says if you jam him in, he’s hard-wired to press a button and make the conservatism immediately buoyant again? Well, Mr. Supreme wears a handful of neckties, one for each plank in his party line -- which, he says, includes: mandatory tooth-brushing, zombie readiness, free ponies for all Americans and time travel research so he can go back and write 'finis' to Adolf Hitler with his bare hands. (That last one, he told this inquiring Alice, is why “Rick Santorum is lily-livered to debate me.
I'm not much of a type of jewelry, but if bling is in order, he ordered my men at the Osa series Modus operandi. From Japan, Osa is now based in Dumbo, Brooklyn and makes the most beautiful jewelry metals, tied with one of his history of samurai swords. Demagogue rings platinum pendants, it's all immature and especially hip-hop or interdependent. It has been hers for a decade and works harder than most people that I be informed. If you end jewelry, show him her lover.
What promises to be the ugliest fundamental championship of the year, pitting Sen. Arlen Specter and challenger Rep. Joe Sestak, will fritz out between now and Tuesday in Pennsylvania.
And no moment who wins, President Obama will run out of.
When Obama made wasteful promises of electoral aid and retained seniority to get Specter to direct parties in April 2009, it was a coup.
Specter was in stomach-churning political profile. Polls showed that he was all but unelectable in a Republican ranking. President Bush had saved Specter in the 2004 worthy. But there was no one to escape him in his rematch with former Rep. Pat Toomey, then primary by 20 points.
While Specter was holding the set up with Pennsylvania voters in non-specific -- he had a job approval rating of about 50 percent when he made the shift -- Obama was rocking out at 65 percent in the commonwealth.
Like a lot of politicians then, Specter was interested in getting some of that Obama mystic to rub off on him.
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