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Uh, I don't know. My personal perception of government and, uh, the way things are at this current time, is that nobody can really be trusted. And I don't feel that too many of the candidates are out there to, uh, be self-serving to the community. I think that they have their own, uh, wishes to, uh, be in the limelight and to kind of say, hey, you know, I'm a public official, I don't have to do, uh, certain things and they just stand out more. Involving themselves more and more with politics but it's really, after all the things that I've seen in the last ten years about government and now the overdrafts, uh, of checks, uh, before that it was the wonderful, uh, escapade that they had with, uh, the new, uh, oh God, chief of, uh, well Supreme Court, I'm trying to think of his name and, uh, what they put, uh, him through in regards to,
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Thomas?
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Yeah, Thomas.
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Uh-huh.
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The sex, sexual harassment, that kind of thing and just to see our government react to that and then just little things that have added up where people have taken vacations on taxpayers ' monies and things like that. I, I just think it's very corrupt and whether or not they need to start with people that are extremely poor,
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and send them into government versus people that are rich. But it's always the rich person that gets into government. That has the money to advertise, the money to d-, to do this. There's no more Abe, Abraham Lincolns out there, uh, that can get into government, even if they were poor. So, I know that's my personal viewpoint of things.