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I have no problem with this guy running for office; however, he now has to open his personal and personnel records for evaluation. As long as he follows the correct process, then nothing is off limits.
He is not required by law to make any records public to run for a House seat.
The great thing about America is freedom to be what you want to be. Most people try to achieve something good. The other side of the coin is that America's freedom allows slugs like Mackey to excel at being a Carnival Huckster, a Flim Flam Man. Mackey is a master at playing the game of Race Cards; his refusal to reveal anything about himself, or talk about his past, simply begs people to ask him questions and probe, then Mackey can declare racism. All of this would be completely un-important, and even comical, if not for the many ignorant people that will follow, and vote for, Mackey Louse because he's BLACK. These people are members of the the same "community" that won't snitch on the low functioning bottom feeders that shot a 12 year old kid at a party, and the same members of a "community" that knew Mackey had cheated, broken the law, yet supported him in his effort to steal the Sheriff's office. Hopefully, Mackey will never be elected to office, and move from the area to somewhere else where he can rip off the colossally stupid.
Last edited by BrusselsSprouts; 02-29-2008 at 03:01 PM..
Mackey's win is the biggest Democratic disappointment of this election season. My second choice is Republican Cherie Berry's apparent re-election. "Oh, you lost your fingers in that chicken-plucking machine?" "Here's $25 for your inconvenience." Failures by the electorate in both cases!
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