In cold, hard factual world, voters are not always victors - candidates are not always best for job.

How do voters make a truly educated choice or do most get swayed by "popularity" or what their neighbor of favorite group feel is best way to go? By now, there is an influx of information that could leave a paper trail to distant planets and back - so many words - chosen carefully but not always relaying truth. So what is a conscientious voter suppose to do when faced with advertisements and commercials aimed at changing your mind if you are not with their program or choice of candidate? Look at person - not his/her personal appearance or outward demeanor but real person. Do they have a record of accomplishing what they set out to do, are their motives directed at improvements for their constituents and not for their own personal profit and are they sincere, trustworthy, and, more importantly, accessible? Do they respond to voters inquiries when camera crews and newspaper reporters are not around, and do they reply or at least acknowledge requests, questions, and concerns, no matter how trivial or inconsequential?

It's true. The Government allows you to legally buy casual, or luxurious automotives at unbelievably low prices.

You can own any car you can imagine like BMW, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi as long it is seized by Government.

A Very Representative Case of Seized Vehicles...

Here's a typical paradigm... A drug dealer is driving his luxurious BMW on Highway, having his car loaded with marijuana.

The Police with some effort arrests dealer and Government seizes his 'property'. What happens next?

The vehicle, a BMW in this case, is yanked for Auctions -- it is available to public for a measly tag!