A lifesize cutout of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney oversees volunteers making phone calls to swing states from a campaign office in Midvale, Utah, on Nov. 5, 2012. (Linda Davidson - THE WASHINGTON POST)
MIDVALE, UTAH - "I wish this job would never end", said 76 year old Elthora Gubler calling voters in swing states from the Romney suite at Deseret Telemarketing. Elthora paused a moment and then added, "but my cats need me".
The workers here all agree that this job involves less standing on their feet than at the cannery or the Bishop's Storehouse. Tamara Goodwench, 28 year old mother of seven, said she felt inspiration for her Calling calling when she looks at the lifesize cardboard cutout of her ideal candidate. She added, "I've been told this is better than the real thing".
A lifesize cutout of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney oversees volunteers making phone calls to swing states from a campaign office in Midvale, Utah, on Nov. 5, 2012. (Linda Davidson - THE WASHINGTON POST)
MIDVALE, UTAH - "I wish this job would never end", said 76 year old Elthora Gubler calling voters in swing states from the Romney suite at Deseret Telemarketing. Elthora paused a moment and then added, "but my cats need me".
The workers here all agree that this job involves less standing on their feet than at the cannery or the Bishop's Storehouse. Tamara Goodwench, 28 year old mother of seven, said she felt inspiration for her Calling calling when she looks at the lifesize cardboard cutout of her ideal candidate. She added, "I've been told this is better than the real thing".
Well, the perspective on the photo is a little strange. Still, I'm guessing that the cutout has as least as much depth as the real Mitt.
This, or any other post that I have made or will make in the future, is strictly my own opinion and consequently of little or no value.
"Faith is believing something you know ain't true" Twain.
