Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Monday, October 31, 2011
Dean Browning - The Blog
Since October 10, he's had two entries on Lehigh County's 2012 Budget and its redistricting plans.
Dean, you'll have to do better than that if you want to roll in the dough like me.
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Dean, the way the fundamentalists hung you out to dry in the primary, I have an idea for a name for your blog.
ReplyDelete"The teabags swing both ways".
A hard hitting take no prisoner look at local politics and the hypocrisy that exists.
Hypocrisy is marketing yourself at great expense as a Conservative when your behavior indicates otherwise. Hypocrisy is saying you are proud of your vote and then saying that candidates who raise that vote as an issue in a primary are unfairly attacking you. Hypocrisy is the pretense of being a team player with his fellow Rs and deserting them when it suited him. Browning hing himself out to dry and needs to own the responsibility instead of continuing to rationalize it.
ReplyDeleteI thnk that teabagger swings one way, to the right.
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