Robots and elections: noted for future reference
Thing that doesn't make me decide to vote for a candidate: Robocalls.
Thing that DOES make me decide to vote for a candidate: Finding out that candidate helped bring killer-robot-building-programs to school children in my town. (Think Battle Bots.) HURRAH! Apparently I am a member of the pro-killer-robots-in-the-schools special interest group!
(Mass. preliminary elections are today. I also decided not to vote for the incumbent (it's a pick-no-more-than-three) because of her dreadful punctuation and capitalization on a PAC questionnaire response. Not only am I anti-robocall and pro-killer-robots, I'm also pro-grammar!)
Thing that DOES make me decide to vote for a candidate: Finding out that candidate helped bring killer-robot-building-programs to school children in my town. (Think Battle Bots.) HURRAH! Apparently I am a member of the pro-killer-robots-in-the-schools special interest group!
(Mass. preliminary elections are today. I also decided not to vote for the incumbent (it's a pick-no-more-than-three) because of her dreadful punctuation and capitalization on a PAC questionnaire response. Not only am I anti-robocall and pro-killer-robots, I'm also pro-grammar!)