Author Topic: Political candidate? In need of supporters at a rally? Rent A Crowd.  (Read 1375 times)

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I'm sure Washington used a service like this. It's nothing new.
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Beats working as a telemarketer. 
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I'm sure Washington used a service like this. It's nothing new.


I'm sorry if I'm stuck in literal mode right now, but you realize Washington didn't need crowds? At all? He was George Washington. Besides, no cameras back then.  =)
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Washington got his crowds by giving away free liquor!    =D :old:

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So did D. Boone and D. Crockett and A. Lincoln and both Daleys and ....

Ug might have been the last politician who did not offer to exchange fermented product for votes.

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So did D. Boone and D. Crockett and A. Lincoln and both Daleys and ....

Ug might have been the last politician who did not offer to exchange fermented product for votes.

stay safe.

But I suspect fire-hardened sticks, flint tools, Oompa Loompa hookers or such may have been on offer, courtesy of Og the campaign manager..
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But I suspect fire-hardened sticks, flint tools, Oompa Loompa hookers or such may have been on offer, courtesy of Og the campaign manager..

That was Ooga, the second politician.  Ug ran a clean campaign - ask Terry, he was there.

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If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege.

Hey you kids!! Get off my lawn!!!

They keep making this eternal vigilance thing harder and harder.  Protecting the 2nd amendment is like playing PACMAN - there's no pause button so you can go to the bathroom.

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C) Gives a sense of legitimacy for the candidate among their existing supporters. When they see lots of enthusiastic folks at rallies, they feel like they’re backing the right horse.

I'm sensing a bit of a disconnect here ... what a weekly newspaper column a long time ago used to call "unclear on the concept."
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