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Charles Marshburn: Have intelligent reason for your vote "Politicians are like diapers. They both need changing for obvious reasons". -MAK TWAIN. By Charles Marshburn Personal Commentary Mark Twain's family was from Columbia. They left. I suppose change didn't come quickly enough for them. Has it changed much since his departure? Some don't think so! Would you vote for an incumbent? Would you go back to the same dentist that pulled the wrong tooth? Would you vote for a politician who was in great need of a job? Would you vote for someone just because they were related to certain folks? Know why you vote for a certain individual and have an intelligent reason. - Charles Marshburn This story was posted on 2014-10-17 09:00:33
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