Yup. And great that it's in

artappraiser — Fri, 05 Apr 2019 18:21:18 +0000

In reply to Plagiarism in Congress: who really writes our laws

Yup. And great that it's in USA Today, or maybe not.

I think a lot of just regular low info. voter type people know this already. They know it because they have friends family or neighbors that have advocated for this that or the other thing, i.e., more help for their campaign to get this or that drug for this or that disease because the kid is dying, some boy scouts thing, or some zoning thing or some school thing.

And then found out what's really up on that.

I think that knowing about this in one instance or another is very much part of the cynicism of "they are all the same" and "the swamp" that Trumpism hit at precisely.

Most of those that think this way unfortunately don't know that Liz Warren is their candidate. That she's actually not a "politician" but an expert that has long delved into precisely this problem. That she might not actually be a great politician is ironically also part of her problem....aargh...

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Yup. And great that it's in