The discourse (tm) will not be denied: Is he part of the 20% that *would* want to work in a factory or the 80% that would *not* want to work in a factory?
He *looks* like he's probably neo-Republican... but as you note, the sentence "Balmer said his public grievances with the Democratic Party were primarily related to financial issues" has a little bit of 'car ran over some pedestrians at a Christmas fair' kinda feel to it.
Could be anti-elf, could be anti-Christian, could be a cry-for help, could be a principled opposition to the commercialization of a high holy day. Hard to tell where cars stand, really.
He's certainly not as charismatic as Luigi... so I expect his facebook will confirm neo-Republican.
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The discourse (tm) will not be denied: Is he part of the 20% that *would* want to work in a factory or the 80% that would *not* want to work in a factory?
Dang-it... those financial related issues are nuanced.
He *looks* like he's probably neo-Republican... but as you note, the sentence "Balmer said his public grievances with the Democratic Party were primarily related to financial issues" has a little bit of 'car ran over some pedestrians at a Christmas fair' kinda feel to it.
Could be anti-elf, could be anti-Christian, could be a cry-for help, could be a principled opposition to the commercialization of a high holy day. Hard to tell where cars stand, really.
He's certainly not as charismatic as Luigi... so I expect his facebook will confirm neo-Republican.