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Milt Capps explains:

Sean Braisted explains that the reason young voters embrace moves to even out the economic equalities in America is that they were not poisoned by the red-baiting of the Cold War:

From Gill’s Daily Notes:

1. No bonuses of any kind for any of those involved with these companies until the taxpayers are paid back in full.

Dinesh D’Souza has got a fund drive going on regarding the biggest unreported story of the campaign from a candidate who claims to be his “brother’s keeper.”  You may want to pitch in and help out:

And another thing about Waller Lansden's James Weaver. Turns out, one of the companies vying for the opportunity to develop the fairgrounds was started by his wife's father.

Mike Byrd is dismayed that the so-called “Beer Cabaret” bill will likely find new life and chastises Council

After a weekend of avoiding endless posts by bloggers pointing to the NY Times story on how blogging can kill you, it was nice to learn* that while it may kill you, blogging can also help you <

Today's City Paper finally gives Bells Bend community supporters fair treatment compared with the free PR it's been fronting for developers and bridge contractors who would like to see urbanization and more vehicle traffic in and out of that community.

Joe Lance does agree that we need a good supply of reliable poll workers but letting candidate buy them food is not the answer:

People, we're trying to lessen the effects of corruption and undue influence in the election process, not open more opportunities for questions and grey areas. I have to agree with Ben Cunningham, Rep.