I don’t know anything at all about Cesar Ascarrunz other than what I read right here, but his campaign slogan got my attention — because it made my brain hurt.
Follow along: “You Always Have a Choice to Decide.” So if I choose not to decide, is that a choice too? Are there other choices? And what should I choose when I decide to make my choice? Or do I decide to choose what to decide? And aren’t a choice and a decision kind of the same thing? So isn’t this a tautological statement? And is tautology good political strategy?
Cesar Ascarrunz has chosen a slogan that spins your brain like a rhetorical Mobius strip — which suggests to me that he may actually have what it takes to succeed as mayor of San Francisco.
Bernalwood 
Looks very Fox News. Jingoism at it’s finest with no substance.
I’d like to know who is managing his campaign. Maybe it’s Jillian Hasner (Campaign Operations Manager for Meg Whitman)
“If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice…” :]
i am amazed that this was not the first thing anyone replied with
I think Cesar (formerly of Cesar’s Latin Palace) has run for San Francisco mayor about 20 times. This poster is a vast improvement over his old campaign truck
His campaign truck – with neon sign – is parked on Miguel Street. Like David said, he’s run for mayor countless times.
My decision is to choose to post this comment.
RIGHT ON!
I have chosen to decide to offer this image in reply. It also makes your brain hurt, but maybe it’ll be like popping a dislocated bone back into place and we’ll all feel better. http://www.flickr.com/photos/94006708@N00/5739243354/in/photostream
His website is here: http://cesarascarrunz.org/
His twitter feed (https://twitter.com/#!/cesarascarrunz) has no followers and the contact images on the bottom of the page are part of a jpg. I literally spent 17 minutes trying to click his twitter link before I realized what was going on. I found some random link from his website on google images of a nearly 4mb pic of him. http://cesarascarrunz.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/cesar.jpg I took the important part and made a desktop background from it in case you are looking for a new desktop background in case anyone is interested: http://i.imgur.com/xB2c1.jpg
Oh, and he calls himself “an experienced candidate,” probably not a good sign.