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Meeting the candidates

Author | joe | Posted on | November 21, 2009 | 2 Comments

We just heard from a group of candidates, most of them Republican, for several congressional seats next year. A few were pretty impressive, but that is a story that won’t be typed via blackberry.

When Rick Sincere gets the videos posted, I’ll link to some.

For now, this is GOP candidate for the 5th district Michael McFadden (left), his lovely wife (wish I did not have this terrible problem remembering names!!) and my good friend Craig Hudgins, who should be state senator right now. Ah well, for now it’s good to see some good people throwing their hats in the ring.

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2 Responses to “Meeting the candidates”

  1. Kevin
    November 22nd, 2009 @ 12:03 am

    Joe, it seems like, from what you’re reporting, for the most part the conference was put on by repubs and hosted by repubs and mostly for repubs? Is that accurate?

  2. joe
    November 22nd, 2009 @ 8:58 am

    Well if you followed any of the links you’d see that was not the case, although the number of conservatives was larger than the number of liberals this year. Both Vivian and Kenton are still firmly in the clutches of liberal thinking but I have hope for them yet. These are rough times for democrats, so they must be excused for not turning out in greater numbers.

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