These are some of the pictures taken with Kinky and his right-hand man, Little Jewford, on my birthday [9/30]. And yes, I still support Kinky, and I will be voting for him in November.
Those (great and joyous) pictures make it appear that your relationship with Kinky and his staff is more than the usual relationship between a campaign and a supporter.
If so, would you say it would be wise for me to presume that your affinity for Kinky's campaign is not primarily based on your evaluation of Kinky's policies in comparison with the other candidates policies?
Thanks for explaining that; it's helpful for me to know the nature of your preference for Kinky.
I bet that there would be less heated debate about Kinky's policy positions if people understood that your support for Kinky was based on issues beyond his policy positions (perhaps I'm the only one who didn't realize this, but it certainly explains a lot).
Most of the few remaining doubts in my mind were resolved by the debate, but the nature of your steadfast support for Kinky and equally steadfast opposition to Bell was a lingering doubt I had about my own increasingly strong instincts toward Bell. Knowing that your preference toward Kinky is a preference that transcends the identity or positions of Kinky's opponents helps me resolve those doubts.
Thanks.
Good luck to you and your candidate. Just as you hope Kinky wins, I fervently pray that Perry loses and I've concluded Bell is the only one who can win and the only one who represents my hope for the future of Texas.
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Belated happy birthday.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're standing strong for the Kinkster!
ReplyDeleteThe debate was 59 minutes and 50 seconds of blah, blah, blah surrounding 10 seconds of brilliance. Here's the beauty part:
Kinky Friedman said he would call for military martial law in border cities if he becomes governor on Friday, during the only gubernatorial debate scheduled for the campaign season. ... "Yeah, of course, whatever it takes," said Friedman in response to a question from an Austin television reporter about whether he would declare martial law. Declaring it would make his proposal to add 8,500 National Guard troops to the border possible.
Happy belated.
ReplyDeleteThose (great and joyous) pictures make it appear that your relationship with Kinky and his staff is more than the usual relationship between a campaign and a supporter.
If so, would you say it would be wise for me to presume that your affinity for Kinky's campaign is not primarily based on your evaluation of Kinky's policies in comparison with the other candidates policies?
boadicea - thanks for the birthday greetings.
ReplyDeleteellen - thanks for the belated greetings. I think it would be fair for you to presume that I would be supporting Kinky no matter who ran against him.
Thanks for explaining that; it's helpful for me to know the nature of your preference for Kinky.
ReplyDeleteI bet that there would be less heated debate about Kinky's policy positions if people understood that your support for Kinky was based on issues beyond his policy positions (perhaps I'm the only one who didn't realize this, but it certainly explains a lot).
Most of the few remaining doubts in my mind were resolved by the debate, but the nature of your steadfast support for Kinky and equally steadfast opposition to Bell was a lingering doubt I had about my own increasingly strong instincts toward Bell. Knowing that your preference toward Kinky is a preference that transcends the identity or positions of Kinky's opponents helps me resolve those doubts.
Thanks.
Good luck to you and your candidate. Just as you hope Kinky wins, I fervently pray that Perry loses and I've concluded Bell is the only one who can win and the only one who represents my hope for the future of Texas.
Rick "Aquanet" Perry and Chris "ZZZ" Bell had nothing but boring facts and statistics.
ReplyDeleteKinky was genuine and funny. I loved the bit about Frank from Atlanta!
That old lady is getting senile.