When is the last time you heard a politician say “yes” or “no”?
For example, Senator XXX was asked: In a recent investigation by a committee of investigators, it was found that 2 + 3 equals 5. Do you believe that is correct?
Senator XXX’s answer: “In reply to your question, I am not familiar with the committee of investigators that investigated this problem.
“First I would like to know where you arrived with these numbers and what would be the outcome if correct or incorrect.
“I can only make a decision on what I can rely on after I launch an investigation on the reliability of the committee that investigated this problem and what would be the outcome if correct or incorrect.
“I will wait until more facts and information are available before I can make a reasonable answer.
“I hope this answers your question.”
Just some political humor.
Charles Tester
New Knoxville
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