Reconsidering Frugal Jim
In my last musing, I shared some thoughts about the upcoming Tuesday election. I even had the audacity to do a little endorsing.
Well, no good deed goes unpunished, and I heard from one of the candidate's supporters that I did not endorse.
The call was about local infamous lawyer and perpetual candidate Jim Lewis.
Jim became famous when he represented 
child, child killer Lionel Tate
The caller asked me to consider the following strong points about Lewis,
1.) Lewis doesn't take any money from lobbyists, idealogue, partisans - actually no one!
2.) Lewis wants to reform the bloated, overwhelmed crime and punishment system by legalizing
3.) Lewis is the most fiscally conservative of the candidates. Some proof of that is made by the two pictures below.
Lewis's sign in a field of sign blight
Lewis proof that he knows how to save on sign lumber costs!
Note: the sign buried underneath Lewis's sign is for Judge Skolnik who won re-election last August ........
Well, no good deed goes unpunished, and I heard from one of the candidate's supporters that I did not endorse.
The call was about local infamous lawyer and perpetual candidate Jim Lewis.
Jim became famous when he represented child, child killer Lionel Tate
The caller asked me to consider the following strong points about Lewis,
1.) Lewis doesn't take any money from lobbyists, idealogue, partisans - actually no one!
2.) Lewis wants to reform the bloated, overwhelmed crime and punishment system by legalizing
3.) Lewis is the most fiscally conservative of the candidates. Some proof of that is made by the two pictures below.
Lewis's sign in a field of sign blight
Lewis proof that he knows how to save on sign lumber costs!
Note: the sign buried underneath Lewis's sign is for Judge Skolnik who won re-election last August ........
Right on target tim
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