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Monthly Archives: November 2007
COMING OUT OF THE CLOSET
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors I suppose after this post I will most certainly join the ranks of the heartless and cruel. Nonetheless, I must be honest. I cannot hide the truth any longer. I must admit I am a … Continue reading
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A BELATED RETRACTION
When I wrote this post, I found myself puzzled. In my election analysis, I had noted that the chance of a major party nominee or an incumbent winning an election was quite high. So I was a bit surprised that … Continue reading
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SUGGESTIONS FOR DELEGATE BOB MARSHALL
Two pieces of news about Del. Robert G. Marshall left me feeling mildly disgusted and elated. Free Speech Issue The first bit of news I found in the Gainesville Times (here). In a letter to the editor, Marshall thanked his … Continue reading
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MAYFLOWER BY NATHANIEL PHILBRICK
To put it succinctly, Mayflower by Nathaniel Philbrick is a good read. If that is all it takes to get you to read the book, then skip this review and go read the book. We like to think of the … Continue reading
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Call to Meeting, November 26, 2007, at 7:00 PM, PWC Republican Committee, Ferlazzo County Government Building, Woodbridge
We have elections in 2008, and time is wasting. This is the first PWC GOP meeting after the 2007 election day. Here is a copy of the “call”. CALL TO MEETING By the authority of the Plans of Organization of … Continue reading








