IT is quite distasteful, at the least, to see relatively young politicians embracing the trapo ways that they say they despise. They do it shamelessly just to call attention to themselves, and make people aware or recall their names.

You know that someone has plans to seek public office when he/she starts putting up tarpaulins with his/her enlarged photographs in his/her most charming smile, sending greetings on holidays from Christmas to “Grandparents’ Day” or with reminders about social benefits the public could avail themselves of.

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