I voted

[PJGunner]

I just filled out my mail in ballot for the replacement of the now deceased Congressman Raul Grijalva. I'm only allowed to vote for the Republican running and there are three candidates. I've never heard of any of them so hit google. Number one is on probation for felony fraud, number two has been in prison twice on drug related crimes and number three is either honest of just hasn't been caught yet. Great choices. I gambled on number three as has hasn't been caught yet. That's some choices for someone who will be a part of running our government. I'm sorely tempted to not even bother but I haven't missed an elcetion yet since it was legal for me to do so so I'll bite the bullet and take door number three and hope he's not a crook.
Paul B.

 

[salmonchaser]

We are suffering a great lack of leadership in this country, made your best choice, good job.
I have to say, a convicted felon will fit right in however sorry couldn't resist.

 

[wvbuckbuster]

We are suffering a great lack of leadership in this country, made your best choice, good job.
I have to say, a convicted felon will fit right in however sorry couldn't resist.

If a convicted felon was to get elected, he would be getting a head start.

 

[TexasLife]

like hollywood, felons are a prerequisite for being a politician

 

[Vince]

Well heck.

The head of the Federal Bureau Of Prisons is a convicted felon so now that the foxes are guarding the henhouses I fail to see a problem here.

Please read that with all the sarcasm it deserves.

Southern Arizona voters, Tucson, have a history of being not so bright. Just look at the Tucson Mayor and City Council. I’ve been back a year and looking to relocate. My contract here is almost up and I’m thinking of moving north but staying in the lower 48.

Vince