How to Avoid the Most Common Party Blooper

Politicians always eat before they come to the party. They know any object except their belt buckle has the effect of a brick wall between two people. People mingling at a party make judgments often subconscious about whom they are going to approach. If party goers eyes scan the crowd and see you with the feedback on, they pass right over you. Politicians want to be eyeball to eyeball and belly to belly with their constituents.