I wish the GOP would do this.

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I wish the SDGOP would do this. I noticed tonight that the SDDP has an aggregate listing of all their candidate websites:
Herseth For Congress
Billion for Governor
Bryce Healy for School and Public Lands Commissioner
Steve Kolbeck for PUC
Dinah Paris for House
Frank Kloucek for Senate
Greg Kniffen for House
Catherine Ratliff for Senate
Deb Phillips for House
Pam Hemmingsen for House
Rebekah Cradduck
Berggren for Senate
Giebink for House
Paul Nielson for Senate
Sandy Jerstad for Senate
Jeff Barth for Minnehaha County Commissioner
The only thing that came to mind when I read this was "Frank Kloucek has a website?" Yes, it's true, and this picture was on it.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Is that actually Frank's family or just some family in Springfield that Frank Suprised early one evening...as he's been known to do.
6:47 AM
Anonymous said…
It is actually his family.
8:12 AM
Anonymous said…
Those gals aren't bad looking. Thank god they didn't get Dad's genetics.
8:41 AM
Anonymous said…
The SDGOP website has always been pathetic in comparison to the SDDEMs. The SDGOP folks do not have the savvy of the SDDEMS. (I am a Republican. And I already voted.)
8:41 AM
Anonymous said…
Do we really need to attack a child because we disagree with his father's politics? That's really shameful. PP, you ought to delete that one...
10:49 AM
Anonymous said…
It is probably not his son it is just a suprised little boy who woke up with Frank in his house on a random Sat. morning.
11:26 AM
Anonymous said…
First of all it is his family. I know them. Second of all do you really need to attack the children of the candidate and on things like that. Come up with some real arguments.
1:28 PM
Anonymous said…
I guess PP only takes down personal attacks on family when it involves a Republican...
3:19 PM
Anonymous said…
I have a feeling that PP will remove the attacks on the kids. I think attacks should not be done on either side of the isle on the kids.
4:05 PM
PP said…
OK. as long as it doesn't get to outrageous, I'll allow the semi-compliments on the kids. But the other one is a little harsh for a kid.

Be nice.
5:19 PM
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