Why you should vote for Blanche Lincoln - a guest post by Libby Roosevelt

I would like to thank Truer Lies for the opportunity to write a guest post.
I am writing to support Blanch Lincoln; she is the PERFECT candidate for every Arkansan!
With many candidates, you have trouble deciding who to vote for.

The three other candidates - John Boozman, Trevor Drown, and John Gray, all have fairly clear platforms and solid ideologies. If you're one of the few voters whose principles align neatly with either a straight up republican, an ultraconservative, or Green party candidate, then by all means vote for one of them.

But odds are, none of those three candidates and their ideoligies will be a perfect match with your principles.

You need a candidate whose principles don't conflict with your own.

You need Blanch Lincoln, who is the most flexible candidate in the state! Actually, laboratory studies have shown that she has NO principles! She's the perfect politician because her principles won't clash with yours. Blanch Lincoln can flex with the times and keep Arkansas up-to-date in National Politics. When Democrats across the nation call for Health Care reform, Lincoln didn't let Arkansans hold back Progress! No sir, she helped push that wonderful bill through, and she let us know about it, that she "cast the deciding vote". No dishonesty in that woman, and I appreciate from the depths of my soul how she kept Arkansans informed on her decision.
But later, when Arkansans let Lincoln know they didn't WANT Obama's healthcare and they didn't like Obama, well she wasn't prideful and unyeilding, she was instead understanding and placating, saying that "she was actually only one vote of many", and that she didn't support Obama in everything.

Such a flexible, understanding woman. If Arkansans speak up loudly and angrily enough, then Blanch Lincoln will always listen and change her stories to make us feel better and to fit with our principles.

Blanch Lincoln will gladly tell you whatever you want to hear!
How can you not love a candidate like that?