Inside USA- Jesse Ventura- 01 Aug 08- Part 1
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Published: Tue Aug 05 2008
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It was so satisfying living in Minnesota when he ran for Governor. Watching him beat "Skip" Humphrey and Norm Coleman, on the news that night, was pure bliss. Still the only Governor to actually return money to the taxpayer. Minnesota is infamously greedy, for their specialized appearance of "Progressive Politics".
Perfect timing for me. I faced a tough decision earlier today. I hadn't seen this post yet but I ended up in a similar situation as Jessie.
I applied for a job at the beginning of this month, was told the pay rate and then, just before the interview, was asked to cut my rate to meet HR's requirement. I agreed, had a great interview, was told I had came out as the top candidate. A few days pass, all interviews were completed and I was still on top. But HR asked me to cut my rate again because there were other candidates who were willing to work for less.
The fact is that I would accept much less to do the work because it's a perfect fit for me. But I'm also a perfect fit for the job. So it was a dilemma. Accept another cut, hope it ends there and hope I don't feel like a chump for the duration of the job or just say "no". Neither seemed like a pleasant path.
I actually considered flipping a coin. It was that close but, in the end, I decided to be a man and say "no". I'm kinda surprised Jessie stuck with the coin. There was no easy way out but at least I didn't leave it up to "fate".
Stop the planet, I want off.
I want to be able to say, "My president can beat up you're president."
Seriously, if Jesse runs... he's got my vote.
He's honest but not amazing. And yelling back at the idiots on the TV does not mean that he would make a great president.
I would campaign for this guy. Anyone else slowly starting to feel slowly betrayed by Obama? I mean, I still think there's a chance he could still be badass, but he made a lot of promises and he's not keeping many. Also, with the torture thing it's obvious now that he is a politician first and a president second.
Weelllllll, I wouldn't go that far. He has some interesting things to say. He also has some really really dumb things to say.
I support this post and think he could make a good president.
What pisses me off is that this is what happens in idiocracy.
I remember precisely one television interview with Jesse Ventura. I think it was during his campaign for governor.
"You say you want to register all the guns. You know who else required gun registration? HITLER!"
I laughed and wrote the guy off. Maybe he's better now, but first impressions, as they say.