Two friends are discussing politics on Election Day, each trying to no avail to convince the other to switch sides.
Finally, one says to the other: ``Look, it's clear that we are unalterably opposed on every political issue. Our votes will surely cancel out. Why not save ourselves some time and both agree to not vote today?''
The other agrees enthusiastically and they part.
Shortly after that, a friend of the first one who had heard the conversation says, ``That was a sporting offer you made.''
``Not really,'' says the second. This is the third time I've done this today.
I would expect the other to go vote anyway!
ReplyDeleteMI is solidly red now. I am thinking of seppuku.
ReplyDeleteI think it fair to say that the next campaign marketing strategy would be for one party to pay the other party's constituents not to vote.
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