I'm heading out of town for a weekend of business meetings so there'll be nothing new for a while. I probably will have some time to jump on and leave a comment or two tomorrow, however. Hope everyone has a great weekend.
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Michiganders:
There's an op-ed piece in today's Boston Globe that makes reference to a Michigan Senate race. The relevant portion is:
"In Michigan, one of those rapidly vanishing, traditional kinds of business-oriented Republicans of moderate views -- Bart Baron -- dropped out of the Senate race. But he delivered a blast at the rest of the field, noting that the state and national parties had decided on a social-issues shouting match with two Christian conservatives remaining in the race -- one from Grand Rapids downstate, the other a mega-church founder now based in a Detroit suburb. For the moment, the Republican race is missing its best-known potential candidates -- Domino's Pizza CEO David Brandon, Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land, and Jane Abraham, the wife of the guy Stabenow narrowly defeated in 2000."
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/08/14/a_strange_week_for_gop_hopefuls/
I have no idea what's going on. Any comment?