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Oct 25

Written by: Steve Erbach
Thursday, October 25, 2007 8:53 AM

Who's your favorite public official?

(published 29-Oct-2007, Appleton Post-Crescent)

In school I thought that one of the female Congresscritters might be worth admiring because there's no way she could be worse than her male counterparts. I've always liked Mike Ellis, ever since we used a couple sound bites of his back in my radio days for our annual blooper tape. But that probably isn't the best reason for liking a public official. I also like and support Congressman Ron Paul, even to the extent of being one of the people that hold up those "Ron Paul for President" signs you see on highway 41. Judging by the ratio of thumbs-up to other, less congenial hand gestures I've seen, lots of other folks like him, too. The guy makes sense, he's intelligently consistent, his voting record is Constitutionally superb, and he tells it straight. His Texas constituents have re-elected him nine times. I'd love for us to elect him as President.

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2 comments so far...

Re: Likeable politicians

You are right on with Ron Paul!

Haymaker

By Brian Heyer on   Saturday, October 27, 2007 10:36 AM

Re: Likeable politicians

Haymaker,

I hope a lot of other people feel the same way on Primary Election day.

Steve Erbach
The Town Crank

By tc on   Sunday, October 28, 2007 6:46 AM

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