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Tag: gubernatorial race King Nerd

The King Nerd makes a major mistake

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Mon May 24, 2010 at 06:47:13 PM EST
Tags: Rick Snyder, Michigan, Mike Cox, Pete Hoekstra, Nerds, gubernatorial race King Nerd, Dumb move (all tags)

This is the season where we decide whether to vote for candidate A or candidate B. Primary voting will decide who represents each respective party, and typical issue related campaign points will be made by those who would represent us in the state house, senate or Michigan's executive office.

That is unless you are Rick Snyder.

The gubernatorial prospects on the Republican side of the state's high office race include two strong natural contenders, a couple of other decent guys and a rich guy who thinks he can buy the office as a part of of a personal bucket list.

Allow me to be clear.. Being rich in and of itself, offers no discount to a person's qualification to hold office, and YES, it can suggest a fiscal ability that many who hold office are unable to fathom. It is no guarantee however that an understanding of the real issues people and our state faces daily. And given the most recent TV ad by Rick Snyder, we can see issues are not nearly as important as rumor and innuendo.

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