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lit. j Do not vote for a candidate:
2. Who lives off an inheritance set up by grandparents or greatgrandparents. One living off a fund set up by a father or mother is within a tolerable range of acceptance. if grandparents anticipated that their progeny could not be trusted with a family inheritance, there is small reason to accept that the same progeny should be given any part in handling a federal budget in excess of a trillion dollars.
Do not vote for a candidate:
3. Who has been touted by someone-friend, editor, columnist, or poltician-as having the potential to be a vice-president.
Do not vote for a candidate:
4. Who as a candidate regularly quotes the Bible, especially one who knows chapter and verse.
Do not vote for a candidate:
5. Who claims or accepts credit, for having special qualities of character because of having used, in youth or age, an out-door toilet, as Jimmy Carter did, as a candidate, and as President Clinton acknowledge in his 1992 campaign. Many resident of Rappahannock County still use such facilities without showing evidence of special character as a result.
Do not vote for a candidate:
6. Who promises a perfect attendance record in the Senate; anything ab$ve 80 percen is clear evidence of wasted time.
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