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Will Says…If The Democrats Need An Aggressive Candidade, BZC is Your Man

Will Roberts
By Will Roberts

Boy that @BronxZoosCobra is really pickin up speed. He has over 150 thousand Twitter followers in only a few days. However, we must not lose sight that he is armed and dangerous, wait scrap the ARMED part. If he get one million twitter followers I say he runs on the 2012 Presidential ticket! Republicans, you are looking for a front runner, this guy knows nothing but being the King. Democrat’s if you need an aggressive candidate if Obama does not work out, BZC is your man.

I just hope he has a birth certificate to show he’s really from the Bronx. Not that anyone would stop and question him.

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When asked if he will run: “You bet I’ll run, what’s one more snake in Washington matter! Besides, I am looking forward to getting all my friends together for a party on Air Force One.

Your friend,

Will

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