Aren't politicians suppose to represent their constituents?
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ReplyDeleteToo funny! But I don't get the "political" connection. Maybe it's coz I'm not fully caffeinated yet, or maybe it's just coz I'm slow. I suspect it's the latter.
ReplyDeletePolitician = puppet of the public?
ReplyDeleteAh, OK! ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt was the latter, eh?
Hardly! the reference was kind of obtuse...
ReplyDeleteIt seems like Robert Redford played in a movie about a man who ran for office - anyone remember that one?
ReplyDeleteI liked the puppet reference.
I would like to see a politician stand up and say - my views do not count - I will vote the way my constiuents want me to vote. Unfortunately, most politicians think their constituents are stupid. And sometimes they are right.