I met someone who found out he was running for mayor when the election board called him to congratulate him on winning. Turns out his party placed him on the ballot and didn’t tell him.
It’s not really a surprise. He’s known for quite a while that it was his destiny to take on that challenge.
He just doesn’t want to take on all that responsibility, thankless work and the complete loss of any expectation of privacy. He also knows that you can’t make everyone happy, but it’s incredibly easy to piss them all off.
mischugenah about 3 years ago
Depending on who else is on the ballot, I might be tempted!
Doctor Toon about 3 years ago
That’s the problem with politics
Most anyone who wants to hold an elected position isn’t the kind of person I would want to see there
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 3 years ago
Ted Sherman, perhaps.
Jest Phulin about 3 years ago
I met someone who found out he was running for mayor when the election board called him to congratulate him on winning. Turns out his party placed him on the ballot and didn’t tell him.
del_grande Premium Member about 3 years ago
I’ll consider writing in Ted in the California governor’s recall election
snappyboy about 3 years ago
But you’d be a great alderman.
paranormal about 3 years ago
They tried telling that to Donnie Dump and he went straight for the presidency…
COL Crash about 3 years ago
It’s not really a surprise. He’s known for quite a while that it was his destiny to take on that challenge.
He just doesn’t want to take on all that responsibility, thankless work and the complete loss of any expectation of privacy. He also knows that you can’t make everyone happy, but it’s incredibly easy to piss them all off.
sandflea about 3 years ago
He’d be an improvement if that election is in South Dakota, Texas, Missouri or Florida.
raybarb44 about 3 years ago
Couldn’t do much worse then the Governor we have in Washington State…..