Direct To Video (The Sequel)
It seems Culleton don’t quit.
Posted on May 1, 2008 – 7:24 am by APRHome
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4 Responses to “Direct To Video (The Sequel)”
I thought you predicted McMeeker would be the Eli Manning of this campaign season? But Manning doesn’t let his Daddy throw the ball for him…
By BeatrixKiddo on May 1, 2008
Do you want a pat on your head for your ad, Mr. Stanford?
That is you blogging here, after all.
By Edwin Baller on May 1, 2008
Lies never work. For shame that you should promote such things. You will not prosper in this way.
By Schlomo on May 1, 2008
Not sure what Schlomo means by “promote” but it seems to me that reporting on city council races without mentioning this noteworthy television advertisement would be silly. Almost as silly as the campaigns this time with their charges back and forth and serial ethics complaints.
By Willis on May 2, 2008