I live in New Hampshire.<\/p>\n
It’s a Presidential election year.<\/p>\n
I can tell you that none<\/em> of the candidates have found a friend in No\u00ebl Figart. I get knocks on my door, I get phone calls.\u00a0 I get phone calls from people. I get phone calls from machines with carefully-worded recordings that make it impossible to give my real views on a given subject.\u00a0 I get junk mail.<\/p>\n One phone call?\u00a0 Okay, fine.\u00a0 You gotta get your message out to the poor saps who don’t watch the news.\u00a0 (I don’t.\u00a0 I’m an avid blogger and reader of blogs.\u00a0 Something interesting comes by, someone’ll link to it).<\/p>\n But calling me three times in one day is excessive, after having someone knock on my door the day before.\u00a0 If I didn’t already dislike the politics of the Junior Sentator from New York, I’d be guarendamnteed <\/strong>to vote against Clinton after today.<\/p>\n I have one question to any candidate:\u00a0 Did you vote against the war in Iraq?\u00a0 No?<\/p>\n Ya don’t have my vote.\u00a0 Abstentions don’t count.\u00a0 If you voted for a war, please have the courtesy not to claim to be peace-loving and all tender hearted about the people.\u00a0 KTHXBYE.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I live in New Hampshire. It’s a Presidential election year. I can tell you that none of the candidates have found a friend in No\u00ebl Figart. I get knocks on my door, I get phone calls.\u00a0 I get phone calls from people. I get phone calls from machines with carefully-worded recordings that make it impossible … <\/p>\n