The commercial is slick, well done, fast-paced. It's an eye-catcher. I'm sure it wasn't bought without a bright penny, which makes me wonder who's been stirring this pot of politics. Word continues that some people about the state having similar constitutional job-loss concerns have made sure enough resources are available to air the commercials. But that's just talk on the street, mind you.
Big decisions are scary.
Daughter No. 2 has to sign the dotted line soon. All the talk will be over and the work beginning. Either way, she has to make the best of her choice. Unlike my daughter's decision, the vote made either for or against reversion in Clifton Forge will affect everyone. Residents of this city will have to live by majority result regardless of their position on the issue.