Congressman Robinson, I presume?
By adamg - Mon, 10/16/2006 - 10:34pm.
Devone ponders:
It will be interesting to see how the Massachusetts press will spin a Jack Robinson victory if he defeats unpopular incumbent Stephen Lynch on November 7. ...
Ed. Ninth District Note: I don't particularly like Lynch - I have never voted for him - but, honestly, the chances of Robinson beating him next month are about equal to my odds of being elected Prince of Wales.
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Just to clarify...
Ed. Ninth District Note: I don't particularly like Lynch - I have never voted for him - but, honestly, the chances of Robinson beating him next month are about equal to my odds of being elected Prince of Wales.
And I feel forced to point out for those of us with no contact with monarchy -- Prince of Wales is a hereditary office.
We need to start having actual primaries for our Federal delegation; making some of these guys defend their record might make them more responsive. And the GOP isn't offering any, um, viable alternatives.
...which would make the odds
And I feel forced to point out for those of us with no contact with monarchy -- Prince of Wales is a hereditary office.
...which would make the odds pretty low, no? ;)
We had an actual primary in that race
And the media largely ignored it and Lynch refused to debate his opponent and an outraged citizenry arose as one and then promptly sat down again to watch a CSI: Miami repeat. Or something.