Someone came up with the idea that members of congress be required to wear uniforms similar to Nascar drivers with the names and logos of their corporate sponsors. I'd like to expand on that idea. How about if Walton County elected officials wear a uniform to all public meetings. A court jester costume seems appropriate.
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Uniforms for elected officials
- Thread starter Annie66
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Andy A
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Though you are probably not old enough to remember, the thought of Nazi Germany comes to mind.
I'm not an elected official. Am I supposed to have a uniform? I'm sorry if you didn't find the humor in this.
justhavinfun
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How about our elected officials wearing a striped jumpsuit with a neon vest?
I like that idea.
Andy A
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Since you like it so well, why don't you run for elected office?
I have no desire to run for anything. Besides, I'm not in with the elite Republicans and their little circle. And I don't know the 2 millionaires who finance some of Walton county's elected officials.
I see the humor in this
I guess we are all feeling a little up tight these days. Our supreme court allowed the existence of superpacs to express their right to free speech. I would like to have every politician wear their corporate sponser logos on the clothes they wear so we know right away why they support some bills over others. What is wrong with that?