
I'm wondering what kind of message the Janet Rowland campaign thinks they're sending by putting campaign signs on vacant commercial buildings in high-traffic areas.
A few came to my mind:
"I'm Janet Rowland, and I approved this message".
"Vote for me, and I'll make every corner in the county look like this one".

"Here's a reminder of what might happen again, if you don't let me give big energy everything they want".
"I'm good looking, and I'm in a good place. Don't look too closely, or you may find that there's nothing inside".
Looks like this guy has already found that out.
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Or, "I didn't want to have to spend the money on putting signs up on occupied buildings, but you get the point, right? Vote for me!"
Cheers,
Marjorie
Marjorie, point taken. You have a clear gift for pointing out the obvious. That one may have crossed my mind somewhere, but wasn't hardly as fun as the others :-)
John
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