Lindsay Schaeffer, 25, may even skip the rally for the nighttime bash.
“Look, you never meet good guys in a bar,” she reasons. “Something like this naturally weeds out the losers for you. You aren’t going to get some pickup artist at a political after-party.”
Has Lindsey ever been to a political event?
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Comment by Jeff — September 27, 2007 @ 5:45 pm
Hell, that’s exactly the type of event I would head to…
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