; 4 Adee Ce 0) | www.theotherpress.ca A little madness in the Spring; is whole- some even for the King. —Emily Dickinson he vernal equinox has come, friends, and with it, so too, change. To paraphrase George Costanza’s impassioned plea for a Sprin wedding: birds chirping, flowers bloom- ing, all that crap. With a May 17 provincial-election date fast approaching, there’s a lot of crap we need to cover. Spring cleaning is coming to the capital and you need to decide which dust bun nies your push brooms are going t bounce. Will the NDP’s Carol James b your rebound lover after a rocky relation ship with the Liberals’ Gordon Campbell: Or is Campbell the sugar-daddy rock yo want to bank your future on rather tha some fuzzy dumpling with no politica experience? How about Adriane Carr’s Green Party? To quote The Simpsons alie Kang: “Go ahead, throw your vote away’ (insert villainous laughter here). With all these mixed metaphors, clut tered quotes, and grammatical gibberish you must be mightily confused—perhap even turned off. Well, excellent! That’ exactly what election campaigns ar meant to be, and that’s exactly while you’| need this brief primer on...Why Yo Shouldn’t Vote. Campbell and the BC liberals Boooooo! It may be a reflex action to bo ol Gordo: the most hated BC politicia since the last guy and the guy before tha It’s been nearly two decades since BCe actually voted for someone rather tha against him; that must be why Gord seems so smugly oblivious to the vet omous hatred that exists for him. Gordo is a liar and a hypocrite. Soun harsh? Remember the promise to nev sell off a public-sector business? BC R: was sold shortly after making that pron ise, followed by the breaking up of B Hydro and attempts to privatize t Coquihalla and parts of the health secte Remember the downfall of Glen Cla for getting a deck put in by some shac dude from the world’s greatest strip clu the NBI? Gordo was relentless in h attacks on Clark for his improprieti while in office, yet when Gordo’s inf mously smirking (and still drunk) m May 11/2005