O.K. You got us on that one.

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Over at the Blue Note, the blog for the SDDP, they took a poke at the GOP. It's probably deserved.

November 5th? Jeez.

Comments

Anonymous said…
This is a prime example of why you ask to see your ad before the paper runs it. But if they asked to see it and missed the mistake on their own....
12:02 PM
Anonymous said…
This is all the fault of the liberal media.
12:08 PM
Anonymous said…
I'm pretty sure that this is the verison that is suppose to go only to democrate households.
3:23 PM
Anonymous said…
Koskan tossed overboard?
4:32 PM
Anonymous said…
Hello... this is scanned at the foldline.... I have a feeling this is a full or 3/4 page ad for the candidates.
6:06 PM
Anonymous said…
I thought the demo-crates were supposed to vote on the 8th?
8:58 PM
Anonymous said…
This is the typical work of Dana Randall. He is the political genius who thougth that Isaac Latterell,super intern, would be better for the GOP than Duane Sutton. Now it looks like we are going to a lose a seat that should have never been in jeopardy. This just reinforces my decisions not to give to to my local party this go around.
11:45 PM
Anonymous said…
The GOP hasn't had that seat since Elmer Diedtrich chose not to run again.

Things are looking up for the Brown County R's. Four of six seats will be better than any time in recent history. I'll double my contribution to them to make up for your decision. Too bad about the produce selection at the grocery store....nothing but sour grapes.
1:11 AM
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