John Huntsmann made a name for himself in the GOP
January 16, 2012 by William K. Wolfrum
Today, the brave and serious campaign of John Huntsmann will end. And we are all the lesser for it.
John Hantmank has dropped out of the GOP race.
In what has been a contentious race for the GOP nomination for President, Hantsman brought class, strength and vision to an otherwise unworthy field. Sure, Hurtmink never seemed to get past 5 percent in most polling and found himself being beaten by the non-running Stephen Colbert in a recent South Carolina poll, but those are just numbers.
You see, Hankmen brought a quiet, unassuming charm to a boisterous crowd of candidates. While Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry threw red meat to their followers, Hartmap was a calm, almost unnoticeable visage through debate after debate after debate.
His attempts at humor were genius, often going over the head of everyone in the nation. Who can forget his Kurt Cobain joke? Or his joke in Mandarin? Most people, probably. But that never deterred Hampton. He went forward with a quiet dignity, and truly earned his spot as “The Guy Who Polled Slightly Higher Than Buddy Roemer.”
The race for the Republican nomination has been marked by vitriol and confusion. But one man stood above it all. And he is no longer in the race, one thing is incredibly clear – by running for President, John Harbaugh truly made a name for himself.
–WKW
Perhaps now Dr. Venkman can go back to ghostbusting. He was always much better at that.
That’s a picture of John Harbaugh, coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
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http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/the-abnormal-width-of-normal-heights/2011/sep/28/the-dictators-ringtone-a-short-story/