Carole Strayhorn Needs Help Making Up Her Mind On The TTC
Vince Leibowitz | Jul 24, 2006 | Comments 3
Evidently, Carole Keeton “I Was Before It Before I Was Against It” Strayhorn evidently can’t decide just exactly why she’s against the Trans Texas Corridor. Or, at least, she wants to figure out the reason most people don’t like the massive superhighway project so she can make sure she’s saying the same thing.
This, of course, comes as no surprise, given that Carole Keeton Stayhorn was once for the Trans Texas Corridor. She was before it before she was against it.
But, she evidently isn’t sure of the best way to go about being against it. A poll now on her website, begs the question…
Why do you believe, as Carole Keeton Strayhorn does, that Rick Perry’s Trans Texas Corridor must be stopped?
…and then offers four different anti-corridor statement options to visitors to pick to tell One Senile Grandma why they don’t like the TTC.
Now, I’ve seen a lot of polls, and even been on the “other end” of push polls, and there is no question of the reason for this poll:
Strayhorn isn’t quite sure of the best way to get her anti-TTC message out there.
News flash, Granny, either you’re for it, or you’re against it.
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Filed Under: 2006 Texas Elections
The statements in her poll are worded very poorly. She’s One Tongue-Tied Grandma.
[...] Capitol Annex has the particulars: Evidently, Carole Keeton “I Was Before It Before I Was Against It†Strayhorn evidently can’t decide just exactly why she’s against the Trans Texas Corridor. Or, at least, she wants to figure out the reason most people don’t like the massive superhighway project so she can make sure she’s saying the same thing. [...]
Her inability to decide on one position reminds me of another candidate for office. (A certain presidential candidate in 2004 perhaps?) That apparent “flip-flopping” definitley John Kerry, and we can only hope it will do the same to One Indecisive Grandma.