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By Burt Safer | Dealer staff writer
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Wed, Aug 31, 2005 |
CINCINNATI - Joining the Dealer in this special debate is performance artist Sandra Queen Noble, local Republican shoemaker Sylvan Grisco, and 98 Degrees pop singer Justin Jeffre. (Jeffre was originally excluded from this week's major candidate's debate, but he barged into that debate. The Dealer apologizes to our readers for giving Jeffre double time.)
Dealer: Justin Jeffre, Sylvan Grisco, and Sandra Queen Noble: If there was a mix-up with the ballots, and you were somehow elected, what would you do for this city?
Justin Jeffre: The people of this city need strong leadership, bold leadership - strong and bold leadership. My record of leadership speaks for itself. I was a lead backup singer. Also, as a leader, I was the very first candidate in Cincinnati to propose a reality show to VH1.
Sylvan Grisco: This city needs more foot traffic. More business districts where people can walk. As a retired shoemaker, I know all about foot traffic, and walking. And people need shoes for walking.
Sandra Queen Noble: The Germans are coming, the Germans are coming. This so-called Queen City needs a queen, a noble queen, noble queen Sandra.
Dealer: Okay. Jeffre, Grisco, and Noble, how do you feel about being passed over for the endorsements of the Charter, Republican, and Natural Law Parties, respectively?
Jeffre: Unlike Tarbell, Smitherman, Bortz and Spencer, I am one of the only true "Charters" in Cincinnati. As a pop star, I know what it takes to be on the charts. Of course, a chart-topper would be a natural fit for the Charter Party. JJ2K5, baby!
Grisco: This year, the Republicans have endorsed a self-proclaimed prophet and exorcist for mayor. In order to improve my chances for an endorsement the next time, I have taken up palm-reading - although I would prefer to read feet. I can also go into a trance and channel Nike the almighty god of footwear, if that's what the local GOP wants.
Noble: What is Natural Law? When you steal my land, I hope you think well of me. The Germans are responsible for this. You. You. You will not receive the golden crown of magnificence.
Dealer: Alrighty, then. None of you have ever held a political office before. Why are you seeking the office of Mayor, and not a more modest position, like City Councilman or Art Museum Tour Guide?
Jeffre: A run for city council? What kind of a lousy reality show would that be?
Grisco: Everyone knows that the shoes make the man. Well, I'm the man who makes the shoes that make the men. I also make my own shoes, making me the man who makes the shoes for the shoeman who makes the shoes that make the men. And you expect me to run for City Council?
Noble: Mayor of Germannati is a step down for me. I have already run for President of the Stolen States of America, three times. Stolen land. I repeat. Stolen land.
Dealer: I give up. I would like to apologize to our readers for wasting your time. That's the end of this debate. Remember, as a voter, it's important to be well-informed of all the candi.. Oh, never mind. |
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