devoted to the pursuit of all things of interest to former Douglas Aircraft workers and anything else that looks remotely interesting. I do not wish to think, or speak, or write, with moderation. . . . I am in earnest -- I will not equivocate -- I will not excuse -- I will not retreat a single inch -- AND I WILL BE HEARD-William Lloyd Garrison
posted by Robert Luedeman semi retired attorney and amp mechanic @ 10:58 AM
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I'm a semi retired attorney and amp mechanic in central Iowa. I'm laying off the law and anything else I do not like due to my recent encounter with the Grim Reaper. Well. We passed by each other in the night and I got away clean. I moderate the posts here and I delete without comment those that attack me personally and are generally sophomoric, unlettered and play games with the truth. This blog isn't a public toilet and you don't get to write on the walls here, people. OUR CO-EDITOR: Darla Mondou comes to us through a fortuitous convergence of interest in ag law issues and technology-provided by those wonderful folks at Google and Blogger, who provide the forum. Darla is a graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Law and Graduate program in Agricultural Law, she hails from all over like me, and she is currently working on court appointed appeals in the federal system. It pays the bills.
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Yeah, well, we not doin' de boogaloo in western Iowa, because this demon SOB won again. And he had a really great progressive opponent, Rob Hubler, who was duly ignored by the DCCC, most of the netroots, and the Obama campaign, and ran a great grassroots campaign on a shoestring anyway.
Steve King has been my project since June, when I started trying to help Rob. He will remain my project for the next two years. Frank, here, doesn't know what he's talking about. King isn't afraid of Obama or the left. He has contempt for both, and can't wait to take us on. Check it out.
2laneIA
Well. Steve's an embarrassment in a political party that's deader than last week's salmon, and it proves that the people who voted for him are just as lame.
They are not embarrassed. And in the 5th district they are not dead. There needs to be some party building and grassroots organizing to change the balance of power at the polls.
2laneIA
I guess what I meant was that the things that Steve King wants to shove down people's throats are as dead as last year's Christmas turkey. He's not going to get much traction to advance his agenda in DC, although he will provide entertainment for a lot of people unless he decides to shut his pie hole for the duration.
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