re: Has A Political Ad/Commercial Ever Convinced You To Vote For A Candidate

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I like cantaloupe

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who would win in a race cantaloupe vs chris?


the melon can roll without batteries

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I remember when you ran for a political office and failed miserably

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You are trying to get a response from me and it's working, but to say I failed miserably is funny.

I was 1 of 6 candidate. At the age of 26, the next youngest candidate was almost 20 years older than I was.

For a year a campaigned. In the beginning I was told that I need to prepare myself because there is a good chance I would finish with the least votes of all the candidates. By the time the election came around it was pretty much assumed there would be a runoff between two of three people, I was one of them. I was elected to a runoff and lost with just over 40% of the votes.

There is a position I had an interest in since I was younger. This was an open seat and thought that it would be a great opportunity to get the experience of running a campaign, see how it all works, etc.. I hate to lose so I wouldn't have entered the race if I didn't think I didn't have a realistic shot.

I took all the data I could possibly gather (I took the voters list and a map of the district, looked at the demographic by precinct and saw exactly how I would make myself a "serious" candidate. I went into it swinging, prepared for anything and I didn't win.. But I did a lot better than a lot of people told me I would do.

So if that is failing miserable then so be it, I failed miserable. At least I wasn't scared to face whatever would happen.

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You are trying to get a response from me and it's working, but to say I failed miserably is funny.

I was 1 of 6 candidate. At the age of 26, the next youngest candidate was almost 20 years older than I was.

For a year a campaigned. In the beginning I was told that I need to prepare myself because there is a good chance I would finish with the least votes of all the candidates. By the time the election came around it was pretty much assumed there would be a runoff between two of three people, I was one of them. I was elected to a runoff and lost with just over 40% of the votes.

There is a position I had an interest in since I was younger. This was an open seat and thought that it would be a great opportunity to get the experience of running a campaign, see how it all works, etc.. I hate to lose so I wouldn't have entered the race if I didn't think I didn't have a realistic shot.

I took all the data I could possibly gather (I took the voters list and a map of the district, looked at the demographic by precinct and saw exactly how I would make myself a "serious" candidate. I went into it swinging, prepared for anything and I didn't win.. But I did a lot better than a lot of people told me I would do.

So if that is failing miserable then so be it, I failed miserable. At least I wasn't scared to face whatever would happen.

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you also make a great deal of effort and spend lot of time posting


and you suck at that as well


maybe you need to try something in which you make zero effort

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Does he really have a helper monkey?

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I just got a new one about a year and a half ago. His name is Owl.

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he was one republican in a field of 4


6

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second place is first loser ricky bobby

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His name is Owl.

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he bet he fricks

This was the primary.

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primaries are party elections

this was not a primary if there were dems and Reps Running

it was the general and the run-off was after , that guy that beat you was sworn into office


you fricking moron

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he bet he fricks


He has a thing for other male monkeys

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monkey sex is sex dude


dont judge

Locally it was referred to as primaries jackass.