individually -
Don't plagiarize. It makes you look too cheap to form ideas on your own when you can steal something from others.
Shabby, shabby, shabby. No doubt of that. It makes you look like shit. It shows you as insincere. (Same thing.) Like some cheap whore, no matter your net worth and self image. Just a whore. With a come-on that only demeans you.
incidentally -
Money can't buy you love. It takes quality to be loved as a politician. And love for the electorate. Gotta have that.
If all you love is yourself and your money then neither counts AND - GET OUT OF THE WAY. STAY OUT OF THE WAY. YOU AND YOUR HENCHMEN. THAT IS A COMMAND, NOT A POLITE REQUEST.
GET BERNED.
NYTimes - April 16, 2019 - henchmen -
Mr. Brock, who supported Mrs. Clinton’s past presidential bids, said “the Bernie question comes up in every fund-raising meeting I do.” Steven Rattner, a major Democratic Party donor, said the topic was discussed “endlessly” in his orbit, and among Democratic leaders it was becoming hard to block out.
“It has gone from being a low hum to a rumble,” said Susan Swecker, the chairwoman of Virginia’s Democratic Party.
Howard Wolfson, who spent months immersed in Democratic polling and focus groups on behalf of former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, had a blunt message for Sanders skeptics: “People underestimate the possibility of him becoming the nominee at their own peril.”
The discussion about Mr. Sanders has to date been largely confined to private settings because — like establishment Republicans in 2016 — Democrats are uneasy about elevating him or alienating his supporters.
The matter of What To Do About Bernie and the larger imperative of party unity has, for example, hovered over a series of previously undisclosed Democratic dinners in New York and Washington organized by the longtime party financier Bernard Schwartz. The gatherings have included scores from the moderate or center-left wing of the party, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California; Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader; former Gov. Terry McAuliffe of Virginia; Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind., himself a presidential candidate; and the president of the Center for American Progress, Neera Tanden.
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I make my choices. Bernard Schwartz does not. Clinton surrogates, including small town mayors among them, do not choose for me either. Finally, we all know the press euphemism for crypto-Republicans populating perhaps too big a tent; "the moderate or center-left wing of the party," There truly is nothing "moderate" at all about a mob of right wing zealots with money and with their ever-ongoing class warfare against middle and lower class folks like us while masquerading as something else. Whores, whether they plagiarize or not. (Some don't have the money yet, but are pliant while lustful for the money that goes to pliant career politicians whether that be as a former mayor or something else).
ALL OF YOU CO-CONSPIRATORS -
MAY YOU END UP GETTING BERNED.