I'm not a businessman. I'm a business, man.
I’ve been working on a project for the past few days but keep seeing this mentioned. Just watched it and now I know why. And if you don’t know who Cee-Lo is you may know him from Gnarls Barkley, or if you’re really old school and you like hip-hop he’s from the Goodie Mob.
Well Sarah, not everyone can be fortunate enough to have the valuable life experience of a failed VP candidate who quits on her state and leaves her job as Governor to travel around the country and pop off at the mouth. Pew, pew.
This is something I’ve been kicking around in my head for a while but as anyone who knows me knows I’m neurotic about asking focus group like questions to find the right solution for a problem.
I went so far as to create three separate SimCity simulations exact in each way with the exception that one was using only video blog posts, one used only text blog posts and one using a mixture of both. Tragically, as part of my virtual leftist agenda I legalized marijuana and introduced it as a cash crop as a resource for making durable fibers and paper. Three months later each of my societies experienced a complete catastrophic economic meltdown as they all started listening to jazz music non-stop and fraternizing with people different social classes rendering the entire 3-year experiment completely useless.
Has our political system become such a disaster that we can actually have candidates, billionaires or not, coming on legitimate news programs and blatantly try to convince people that he doesn’t remember who he voted for in the election that is generally regarded as a key turning point in American politics.
Of course it may also have something to do that Greene’s 1982 unsuccessful bid for Congress was as a Republican in California. So let’s break this down. A Republican. In California. 1982. Doesn’t remember whether or not he voted for Reagan in 1980? Either he’s a liar or an idiot. Either way, he shouldn’t be running for office.
Watch Greene stick his foot in his mouth on Hardball with Chris Matthews:
Oftentimes I don’t get to write as much as I would like to or get to go in depth about many of the ideals and beliefs I have so I’ve decided to be a little less hard on myself about what actually goes up here.
Not only do I want to be able to post my opinions on what’s going on in the world I want to post random things I run across that I find interesting and that, as my daughter continues to grow and learn, I can share with her these random, interesting snippets from around the web. Perhaps one day she’ll come to be with a question and I’ll tell her to go search my site and see what I had to say, or see what cool little video I posted about it. I mean, what’s the point in having your own website if you can’t let it raise your kids?
