prez • Sep 20, 2004 11:22 am
<a href="http://www.alsinnick.com">Al Sinnick for President: The Least Evil Candidate</a>
From the site:
"Every election year, a common theme can be heard in the conversations of independents and free-thinkers who refuse to tow a party line. That theme: "While (insert candidate) isn't perfect, I am voting for him because he is the lesser of two evils."
It is time for things to change. Al Sinnick is running for president because he thinks voters should not have to spend hours weighing the respective evils of each candidate and then simply vote for the lesser evil. It's time to stop voting for the lesser of two evils and start voting for the least evil candidate.
So when you go to the polls this November, do not base your decision on whether or not George Bush's devilish horns are more evil than John Kerry's glowing eyes and forked tongue. Al Sinnick may not be a saint, but he's a hell of a lot less evil than those other guys."
From the site:
"Every election year, a common theme can be heard in the conversations of independents and free-thinkers who refuse to tow a party line. That theme: "While (insert candidate) isn't perfect, I am voting for him because he is the lesser of two evils."
It is time for things to change. Al Sinnick is running for president because he thinks voters should not have to spend hours weighing the respective evils of each candidate and then simply vote for the lesser evil. It's time to stop voting for the lesser of two evils and start voting for the least evil candidate.
So when you go to the polls this November, do not base your decision on whether or not George Bush's devilish horns are more evil than John Kerry's glowing eyes and forked tongue. Al Sinnick may not be a saint, but he's a hell of a lot less evil than those other guys."
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