Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Why Not?

It can't get much worse than it is already. Someone should start recruiting at Ringling Brothers and just get it over with.

'American Idol' favorite Clay Aiken announces run for Congress


From “American Idol” to Congress? Clay Aiken hopes so.

The former “Idol” runner-up has formally announced his run for Congress as a Democrat in his native North Carolina. (And yes, we are just as confused as you are.)

Aiken officially launched his campaign for the seat held by Republican Rep. Renee Ellmers on Wednesday, and he’s already issued a campaign video.

There is more at the link but I am already depressed that this is what our country has come to.

He even has that greasy weasel politician look down pat already.



When I see some useless fuck with his sleeves rolled up like that the air raid sirens in my head start going off.



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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Ellmers has lost a lot of popularity because of her go along to get along stance, but I still don't think she can be beat by this asshat whose only qualifications are he was once on t.v., he can sing and he's gay. Not in solid red NC.

February 6, 2014 at 3:07 PM

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