That's what I said. RCJ on Napoli/McCoy race

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The Rapid City Journal must have read my blog tonight:
Critics of mud-slinging politics and drawn-out political campaigns don’t have much to complain about in Rep. Alice McCoy’s bid to unseat the ever-controversial state Sen. Bill Napoli in the District 35 Republican primary. With less than two weeks to go before the June 6 election, McCoy hasn’t yet distributed her new batch of campaign yard signs.

“They were supposed to be coming,” she said Thursday. “But they aren’t here yet.”
Read it all here. I'm thinking that someone needs to get the butter and jam out. Because if she still doesn't have her yard signs yet, Alice McCoy is toast.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Looks like the Journal Gave Lance R. the short shift in its coverage of the judicial race. Reason? Plus, he's only been out of law school since 99? Is there another judge out there now with as little experience?
8:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Poor Alice is still in Wonderland. Who would put up her signs, anyway?
1:06 AM
Anonymous said…
Stan
8:30 AM
Anonymous said…
Alice took Stan's money and ran to the bank!! She doesn't want job, just Adlestein's dirty money suits her fine.
11:27 PM
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