Dear Political Winners and Losers –
Some of you were elected. Some of you were not. Another governor who makes my skin crawl will get to serve a third term. A senator who should be the face for slime balls got re-elected despite the fact that he has an approval rating lower than acceptable.
The mudslinging of this campaign season was over the top. But, I should realize that a campaign with dignity is never going to happen.
So the Dems got more seats in the House and the Republicans held onto the Senate. Is that a good thing? No. It just means two more years of stupid government.
One thing I would like to ask the re-elected and the newly elected is: Who do you think you are? That’s right. I’d like to know who you think you are. The only problem with that question is that it will never get an honest answer because ALL politicians lost the ability to be real. They even lost the ability to speak like human beings. They speak politics which is not even close to English.
So you winners won. And now you will focus on your agenda…meaning that you will see what you can do to stay in office for another thousand years and work on climbing up the political ladder.
And I’m supposed to be the one who didn’t have a brain! But you know something, I am real. I don’t have an agenda. You will never see me wearing silly hats and waving flags and banners at any political rally.
Our country is divided because rational people know that there are no simple issues. Our country is divided because people are arguing across the aisle to prove they are right rather than talking to see what is right. And since you are a politician you don’t have what it takes to realize that right does not wear a political party label.
Even though some of you have a point that POTUS is a certified whack-a-doodle, your vitriol and antics only go to prove that you are as much a jerk as the man in the White House.
You winners and losers are an embarrassment. The only difference is that you winners have a chance to continue being an embarrassment. You won because you got more votes, but I hate to tell you that you need to serve the people who didn’t vote for you. You have to mean as much to them as the people who got you where you are. The people who didn’t vote for you are your constituents, too.
Before I go pull the stuffing out of my head I want to ask you something important. When you stop gloating, did you ever think of sitting down with your opponent and seeing how you can help to serve the people who voted for them?
Sincerely,
Scarecrow
Along The Yellow Brick Road 