Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
Lamont McClure and Phillips Armstrong are seeking the Democrat nomination to County Executive in Northampton and Lehigh County respectively. Both are incumbents. Neither has a Democratic opponent. "I think I might win," cautiously predicted McClure, late this afternoon. "Me, too!" echoed Armstrong.
I refuse to call it. Do they think I'm Fox News?
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Tremendous upsets and wild results in a muni primary. McClure is lucky Tara did not run against him. Woman power rules!!
ReplyDeleteMcClure shouldn't boast. If anyone decent would have run, he would be out. Employees hate him. God help us all for four more years.
ReplyDeleteMcClure went on about not saying he received more vote than any executive in history and then said it anyway. The king of self-promoters is still the king!
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