In a move that has left jaws dropping and eyebrows raising across Walton County, Dan Curry, the controversial county commissioner hopeful, has once again captured the spotlight – this time with a bold proclamation on Facebook.
And believe it or not, folks, it might just earn him a place in the political hall of fame.
Picture this: a heated conversation about the fate of the beloved Eagle Springs Country Club, with tensions running high and opinions flying left and right.
And then, like a bolt of lightning, Dan Curry delivers his verdict with a single, succinct statement: "If you don't like it, you can just suck it."
Yes, you read that correctly. Dan Curry, in all his unfiltered glory, has essentially told voters to take a hike if they dare to question his authority.
And you know what?
Some people are actually eating it up.
Now, let's not kid ourselves. This isn't your typical campaign strategy.
In fact, it's about as far from politically correct as you can get. But therein lies the genius – or madness – of Dan Curry. He's not playing by the rules, folks.
He's forging his own path, consequences be damned.
And who better to appreciate this audacious approach than the legendary John Walton himself?
Even Walton, the master of political finesse, is reportedly humbled and impressed by Curry's brazen tactics.
After all, if anyone knows how to shake up the status quo, it's Walton.
So, could Dan Curry go down in history as a political legend?
Only time will tell.
But one thing's for sure – if he manages to clinch victory with his no-nonsense attitude and devil-may-care demeanor, he'll have cemented his place in the annals of Walton County politics for years to come.