Gorillas no match to grains of Sand
In a blog post from Missoula, Montana: Indyblog from the Missoula Independent (codeword: Democrat) it claims Steve Bullock is a "800 lb. Gorilla" in the race for Governor of Montana.
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Wikipedia Definition: "800 lb gorilla" is an American English expression for person or organization so powerful that it can act without regard to the desires of others or the law.[1 (Suckers at the Washington Post)
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First, a person has to REGISTER for an office in order to be considered for office.
[Steve Bullock, Montana Attorney General is violating Montana election law]
Second, Montana does not care what the WASHINGTON POST thinks of Steve Bullock.
[the qualified voters of the state of Montana will decide the 2012 election]
Third, Steve Bullock is Chief Law Enforcement of the worst state in the union for Justice, Montana.
[people with terrible job records don't get promoted to the State's highest office.]
EVEN 800 POUND GORILLAS
NEED TO WATCH OUT FOR QUICKSAND...
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Every day, more Montana voters are finding out the truth about Steve Bullock, such a shame:
www.ethicscomplaint.com/2011/05/such-shame.html
Steve Bullock decided to protect the criminal act, unauthorized practice (unsupervised) of a law student with public funds, instead of protecting the public:
http://www.ethicscomplaint.com/2011/06/disbar-angela-wetzsteon.html
Every voter in Montana (grains of sand) make up the quicksand that ended Steve Bullock's political career before he declared an office to run for in 2012 (like lawful candidates do).
Voters, as the grains of sand; forming a cohesive mixture with one message: Steve Bullock does not belong as Montana's highest public official, or any public official in Montana.
[he is head of the worst justice system in the United States: (Source: USDOJ 11/2007)]
EVEN 800 Pound Gorillas are no match for the combined efforts of the Montana People.
Here's sand in your eye Mr. Bullock.
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Wikipedia Definition: "800 lb gorilla" is an American English expression for person or organization so powerful that it can act without regard to the desires of others or the law.[1 (Suckers at the Washington Post)
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First, a person has to REGISTER for an office in order to be considered for office.
[Steve Bullock, Montana Attorney General is violating Montana election law]
Second, Montana does not care what the WASHINGTON POST thinks of Steve Bullock.
[the qualified voters of the state of Montana will decide the 2012 election]
Third, Steve Bullock is Chief Law Enforcement of the worst state in the union for Justice, Montana.
[people with terrible job records don't get promoted to the State's highest office.]
EVEN 800 POUND GORILLAS
NEED TO WATCH OUT FOR QUICKSAND...
Every day, more Montana voters are finding out the truth about Steve Bullock, such a shame:
www.ethicscomplaint.com/2011/05/such-shame.html
Steve Bullock decided to protect the criminal act, unauthorized practice (unsupervised) of a law student with public funds, instead of protecting the public:
http://www.ethicscomplaint.com/2011/06/disbar-angela-wetzsteon.html
Every voter in Montana (grains of sand) make up the quicksand that ended Steve Bullock's political career before he declared an office to run for in 2012 (like lawful candidates do).
Voters, as the grains of sand; forming a cohesive mixture with one message: Steve Bullock does not belong as Montana's highest public official, or any public official in Montana.
[he is head of the worst justice system in the United States: (Source: USDOJ 11/2007)]
EVEN 800 Pound Gorillas are no match for the combined efforts of the Montana People.
Here's sand in your eye Mr. Bullock.
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