If the populace wants progress they should vote every one of these old stale and all too familiar faces out of office and make room for someone who is not simply in it for the perks and notoriety. Thats hurdle number one toward any real progress. It needs to happen.

Such appearances of impropriety reflect badly on the political process and the judicial process.

It is good that Mr. Clark took action.

I am a lifelong Republican, but this type of activity and appearance is bad and should be avoided.

It’s not anything new.

My experience with politics is. I was completely naive. Six months ago I was a different person. My life and that of my family is not better because for the experiences and people we have met. We have been threatened and stalked. Our personal lives have been violated and people have tried to limit our rights. All because I attended a public announcement!

Whether it is a theory or a fact, I’m not sure, but some say that constant exposure to violence desensitizes people. Child experts will argue that kids who play non stop violent video games will be emotionally unaffected when they see real pictures of war or they will respond “cool.” I challenge you to ask a political operative what he/she thinks of all the circumstances that surround my husband’s campaign. Some of them may uncontrollably smile and those with no restraint will clap. Dirty tricks, threats and coercion are what operatives and politicians refer to as “just politics.” They are like children who have no boundaries and a skewed scene of right and wrong based on constant exposure to things that cross the line.