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They claim to be Mavericks, but it's not true! The real Maverick is:
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3 comments:
Was this about the VP Debate?
Money Making and Blogging Tips
HA!
I just wish they stop trying to portray themselves as something and just tell us what they are going to do, how they are going to do it, and how they are going to pay for it.
I get so tired of campaign buzzwords.
Heh! Love it! Sarah Palin scares me far more than Dubya. And that is shocking.
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