These people should admit they’re working for Oscar Lovelace
By Anonymous Commenter
Guest Columnist
I’m sick of all these people going around not admitting they’re working for Oscar Lovelace.
Just the other day, I was reading the paper, and there’s this article by some shithead about South Carolina’s unemployment being so bad. Why is he bringing that up now, in an election year? He’s working for Oscar Lovelace, that’s why. He should probably admit this in his articles.
It reminds me of the political science professor who said Governor Sanford was “lost in space” during the State of the State address. Does Francis Marion University know this professor is moonlighting for the Lovelace campaign? They should. He should tell them. Because he is.
What are the odds that there’s a TIME magazine in Dr. Lovelace’s waiting room? Probably pretty good. They work for him. I’m just saying.
My barber, I don’t know about him. He’s been cutting my hair for years, and then all of a sudden the other day he says that Sanford’s a bad governor, credit rating, unemployment blah blah blah. Is he working for the Lovelace campaign? If you ask me, yes he is. He is working for the Oscar Lovelace campaign, and should admit it.
Come to think of it, my girlfriend’s been acting all weird lately. You know, just being real standoffish and stuff. I’m breaking up with her. No girlfriend of mine is going to work for the Lovelace campaign.
In conclusion, a lot of people out there have a lot of admitting to do, particularly about working for the Oscar Lovelace campaign. These people need to be totally honest, and ask themselves, am I employed by the Oscar Lovelace campaign? More often than not, the answer is yes, and they should admit it.
Anonymous Commenter is a freelance commenter whose area of expertise is Oscar Lovelace campaign-related employment. His previous contributions include “How much is your daddy paying you?”, "You are Ross," and “Admit you work for Oscar Lovelace.”
16 comments:
SC manufacturing jobs are going, going, going. How can I apply for a job with Oscar?
Don't bust on Neal. He doesn't even own a computer!
--scott
Yeah. If you're wagging something or even somebody, you should admit that you're being paid to do the wagging.
..or your Daddy is.
You mean some people are getting paid to say bad things about Sanford? Damn. I've been doing it for free this whole time. I gotta get paid! Where can I find this Lovelace guy?
You better hurry up to get paid; Oscar doesn't have much cash left.
Lost in space?
Anonymous #3 - be careful what you wag, and where you wag it.
Does my post here mean that I'm working for Oscar too? Can I get my own trash can to work out of?
Whoops, wrong Oscar. I'm spending too much time around children.
Shock and Awe........ and AW, SHUCKS!!!!
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Sounds like there are a lot of paranoid, conspiratory theorists out there.
I'm guessing this is a crack at Will Folks who is absolutely correct when he asks "what does Oscar stand for besides a cigarette tax hike that won't do anything to help this state." It amazes me how a teaspoon-full of blog addicts think that Will is clueless or that nobody agrees with him or Governor Sanford. I simply say look at the folks who've contributed over $4 million to the Sanford campaign and the people who elected him to Congress and the Governor's Office and then look at the $150,000 given to Oscar (and just how many don't have MD in there title?)and the people who elected him president of the Clemson study body a few decades ago. The minority should stop thinking they're the majority and get over the fact that the reason Sanford leads at the bank is because voters and contributers seem to like him and his agenda. And what does it say for your campaign when your paid consultant sends out a presser with "andrebauer.com" as the footer? And "Mr. I'll print any newspaper I can" is supposedly the genius of our time? Stop kidding yourselves, stop pretending to be republicans and stop thinking that you are the smartest slices in the bread basket.
"Agenda? Agenda? We don't need no stinking agenda!"
The Sanford Group
Lee Bandy always refers to Neal Thigpen as a "Republican activist." I'd be shocked of Thigpen has voted for a Republican in the past ten years.
Didn't Jack A. give money to the Sanford campaign?
I don't know about Jack A. But Lovelace sures loves the government cheese he gets from practicing in Newberry. I hear he closed one of his offices to help fund his campaign.
Are the rumors true about the uncanny resemblance of
Glenn McConnell and Stephen Colbert(The Colbert Report comedy central) both from Charleston?
Is Colbert really a clone?
What is his mission?
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