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Gratuitous political blogging: Heather for mayor edition

September 24, 2008

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Yes, pretty lame, two photo posts in a day. I know Christie’s working on some thoughtful science-y thing for tomorrow, though, and it’s certain to have substance.

In the meantime …

Heather Fargo is mayor of Sacramento, running for re-election. You can well imagine why I had to get one of her lawn signs, even though I live just outside the city limits and can’t vote in the election. I finally got a sign today and tweaked it just a little with Photoshop, removing Ms. Fargo’s last name. I think the sign looks better now, don’t you?

My Heather says she would be a very good mayor, and she appreciates your moral support. She will be 12 years old just a few days after the election, but she hopes you won’t hold that against her, inasmuch as she intends to live forever.

Filed under: animals: pets — Gina Spadafori @ 6:27 pm

6 Comments »

  1. I bet Heather would be a great mayor. Maybe I will start a run-in campaign for county sheriff with a platform promising to address the rabbit and squirrel population. How’s this for an ad: “Having problems with bunnies and squirrels eating your tomatoes? I will come chase them for you! Then I will eat your tomatoes.”

    Comment by Aoife — September 24, 2008 @ 10:10 pm

  2. That’s a riot! Your Heather has MY vote!

    Comment by Nadine L. — September 24, 2008 @ 10:19 pm

  3. Long live the Queen…er…Mayor!

    Comment by Monte B — September 25, 2008 @ 6:00 am

  4. Can she solve our economic crisis while chasing a tennis ball or will she need to suspend her campaign during Wimbledon?

    Comment by slt — September 25, 2008 @ 8:42 am

  5. Heather would answer, but in fact she has suspended her campaign for her morning nap.

    Comment by Gina Spadafori — September 25, 2008 @ 8:46 am

  6. I just want her to solve the economic crisis (after her nap, of course).

    Comment by Colorado Transplant — September 25, 2008 @ 3:16 pm

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