Polish Politician Pimps Political Prowess in Bikini

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Hey, if you’re hot, why not use that hotness to get you elected to political office? Shoving aside the notion people might not take her seriously, Polish pop singer Sara May, also known as Katarzyna Szczolek, posed in her bikini for a series of ads.

She hopes the ads garner her the attention she needs to get elected for local office. In one ad, she appears laying on a beach wearing a bikini along with the copy, “Beautiful. Independent. Competent.” Another, obviously going after animal lovers, shows her holding a puppy with the copy, “Honest. Sincere. Uncompromising.”

We suggest an additional concept. Picture May, shot from behind, her ass clad in a thong as she peers back over her shoulder atop the copy, “Dedicated. Delicious. Open for Business.”

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