"So the last shall be first, and the first last: for many be called, but few chosen."
The lowest drawn numbers are first. So Lamont McClure, Seth Vaughn, Christen Borso, J Willie Reynnolds and Steve Melnick will be at the top of their ballots in the Northampton County Executive, County Council, Bethlehem Mayoral and City Council races.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
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And the First shall be last and the Last shall first. Wonder if the Fake Rev preaches that one?
ReplyDeleteThe ballot position wil be how the race turns out. McClure, Reibman, Callahan.
ReplyDeleteLOL.... Who is posting this moronic stuff at 2am
ReplyDeleteMorons!
ReplyDeleteCan't I just pull my usual one lever?
ReplyDeleteNorCo Democrat
It's like premium cable service. 100's of choices, but nothing worth watching.
ReplyDeleteCallahan getting nervous. Gotta love it. all that money and no love?
ReplyDeleteSounds like the Dem primary is over already. Mcclure has a busy summer and fall.
ReplyDeleteIs McClure leading in the early polls?
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