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Talk:Franken Syndrome (view source)
Revision as of 21:48, January 12, 2009
, 21:48, January 12, 2009no edit summary
Taollan, it would take a close minded liberal to equate a statesman of Ronald Reagan's stature to a second rate, not very funny "comedian" like AL Franken. You would be well served if you perused many of the articles on this site. Like many liberals, you are a bitter, angry person. Open your mind to conservative values and you will be much happier. --[[User:Saxplayer|Saxplayer]] 13:22, 8 January 2009 (EST)
Taollan, it would take a close minded liberal to equate a statesman of Ronald Reagan's stature to a second rate, not very funny "comedian" like AL Franken. You would be well served if you perused many of the articles on this site. Like many liberals, you are a bitter, angry person. Open your mind to conservative values and you will be much happier. --[[User:Saxplayer|Saxplayer]] 13:22, 8 January 2009 (EST)
==Usage==
Has anyone ever used this term? Or is it simply something an editor here made up? If so, it has a long way to go. There are many figures, on the left, right and center that jumped into politics following a career in a completely unrelated field, going back to the founding fathers, many of whom were businessman who found themselves thrust into politics. I would suggest renaming this as an essay. [[User:StephenK|StephenK]] 16:48, 12 January 2009 (EST)