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Tag: New MessageBy JGillman, Section News
the "Tea Party" of Michigan candidate slate is (as Beckmann put it) essentially the Toledo Mudhens of the Michigan Democrat Party, we can proceed with a plan of action that embraces their choices of political maneuvering.
Embrace it.. Now some of you might think that coming up with new Green Party candidates to fill the ticket might be the appropriate response. I know that the temptation to tit-for-tat gerrymandering of people's leftist tendencies is great, but we don't operate that way.. The Green Party will do that all by themselves just fine. We don't need to slip into the same deceptive methods that only bring us to their level. A good friend of ours would have agreed I think, but he is no longer able to say so. (2 comments, 562 words in story) Full Story |
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