The Lexicon · claim #108 of 233

Money in hand beats two Bushes — and this site is for the burnt-out politician too

The old proverb with the pun turned all the way up: a bird in the hand beats two in the bush becomes money in hand beats two Bushes — real funding pointed at real joy now, over two more terms of promised build-back that never floods the pool. But the sharp turn is the grace in it: this site is for the burnt-out politician too. Every party, every name — the ones who came in to build and got ground down by the machine — get a door here, not a door slammed (dignity to all; records never souls; the ask aimed up and across, never down). How's your building better back? is a real question, asked party-blind, of anyone still willing to answer it honestly. Kin: we're just trying to be found, the genuine-ask register, the reverse pledge drive, government can actually be good. (His coin — machine's read, refine to his.)

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