Every few years an interesting group of people that calls
itself something like “No Labels” raises its head & demands to be heard. Since
it is probably made up of progressives posing as unbiased observers &
quasi-conservatives who want to sound smart, I always find it mildly entertaining & get a very small chuckle out of it.
That is especially so, since the same people don't seem to have any inhibitions about labeling me & others
whose ideas don’t fit into what they think is right.
I also chuckle because they are the kind of people who seem to think that there should be warning
labels on just about everything under the sun.
One of the irritating things about political ads, at least
in our area, is that you often need to dig deep to find out what a candidate’s party
affiliation is. What motivates that? Fear? Somebody’s idea of good campaign
strategy? I dunno.
Maybe its just me, but it seems like the best strategy is honesty, conciseness, & being
straightforward about what we believe. If a candidate or party feels the need
to be anything less about that, I automatically begin to suspect they aren’t
being honest with the electorate.
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