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Instead of an election, let’s have an auction. The winning candidate will be the one commanding the highest price: “Sold to the highest bidder!” Those with a penchant for favoring reality knowing politicians are bought and paid for and elections are at best a sham will say an auction is what politics consists of anyway. But in the case of the present crop running for President there is a mitigating factor to consider: It is the “Elizabeth Factor.” In “Paint Your Wagon” Elizabeth consents to be auctioned off, and her Mormon husband cautions her, “But Elizabeth, you don’t know what you’ll be getting.” To which she replies, “No, but I know what I’ve had.” And there it is; the Elizabeth Factor: No more Bush’s or Clinton’s. When people enter the polls to vote, many of them are going to vote the Elizabeth Factor. Enough to make a difference; sorry, my crystal ball remains cloudy on that. ...
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