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It got worse after that, especially during the question period. That was when I found out he was a Republican. He sounded like the Convention and not like a regular nice guy named Frank Wolf. His opinion was sought on the abortion, freedom of choice controversy. We never found out what his opinion was, he told us that the Democrats were remiss. I interupted him because I did not think he had heard the question. He said if I would just be patient he would answer. But, he did not. He just kept talking about how terrible the Democrats were.
And so it went. It never got any better. It made me wonder if they give out a pill that politicians have to take every morning which takes away their reason and replaces it with the party line. Somehow it reminded me of a new car salesman who will never give you a price, only counter offers.
So Dear Honorable Congressman Frank Wolf we are probably going to get you for a representative and we don’t even know who you are.
I was going to vote for you but you talked me out of it.
WALTER DAY
Flint Hill
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