jmarshallwalker42
Politicians draft ballot descriptions in a way that often misrepresents the actual ballot measure.
Intent summary: The contributor aims to argue that politicians frequently mislead voters through how they word ballot descriptions.
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jmarshallwalker42
Most politicians often pander by telling certain groups what they want to hear, but they rarely follow through and frequently change their position based on convenience.
Intent summary: The contributor aims to highlight perceived dishonesty among politicians.
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