Yesterday, a person posted something over on the Facebook
page “Richardson Politics” about how there seemed to be nothing positive about
Laura Maczka. Well, this morning she what she thought was mixing with a post of
her own. Things will probably get more interesting over there. Mike Maczka is
now a member of that group also.
Anyway, a blogger up in McKinney wrote a piece that was
pro-Laura (which is fine). The fine print at the bottom of the page seems to
indicate that just maybe it was not just a blog piece, but it was a blog piece
paid for by the Laura Maczka Campaign.
Hmmm, I think I may be missing out. No political disclaimers on my site.
"I do have a problem using ethnicity or religion as a campaign platform for elected officials in a general election."
ReplyDeleteBut J.B. Blocker has no problem saying "Laura is a real All-American, Girl Next Door, Texas Lady," which suggests WHAT?! White, perhaps??? So who injected race into the discussion?
Another example of misleading people. I'm kinda over it at this point.
ReplyDeleteHow much did she pay the blogger to post that?
ReplyDeleteOMGosh. Could this election get any crazier? So let me get this straight. Some girl named Bonnie tried to pull the wool over people's eyes by publishing a like to a positive article written by a blogger/media consultant and want people to think it is an independent writer when in truth Laura Mascka paid him to do it? What a crazy election! I doubt this will be foregotten for a long time. So much for her credibility when all is said and done, win or lose.
ReplyDeleteI doubt Bonnie did it on purpose. She's a pretty honest person. I think she was probably tricked by it too.
ReplyDeleteDestiny, you are probably right. Bonnie got snookered by appearances over substance. She will probably have lots of company though.
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