Worley (again) Defends Pre-Election PSAs

The Montgomery Advertiser reported today on a proposal to restrict incumbent officials from appearing in public service announcements within six months of an election.  They cited Nancy Worley's federal-taxpayer-funded public service announcements that aired before the primary election as an example of what they want to stop.

 

Worley questioned the purpose of the proposed legislation.  Money quote:

"Does an actor or actress have more credibility than someone for whom you voted?" she said.

The answer, of course (at least compared to Worley), is an emphatic "yes."

 

I'm reminded once again of Worley's own statement:

"It's always dangerous when people have a title and don't know what to do with it."