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Is fund raising different than contributing? - Click here for Bob Norman's reporting on a story that's near and dear to our hearts (for obvious reasons). Bob nails it, as do all the other good people involved in the story, who quickly handle an uncomfortable little scenario like the pros they are, except for maybe a little hiccup coming with the Judge's Order ...Mercer and Braun files still blank (and likely to stay that way) - we finally remembered to pull the offending files, which are both executive assignments to the Governor. Seriously, does anyone really think that local influences still won't be brought to bear on executive assignment cases, particularly when most of them traditionally go away at the filing stage, or shortly thereafter? In any event, we're not going to quit these two particularly egregious stories, mostly because the SAO keeps jamming up poor minorities on residue and other cheap weasel charges...continue to full postFull post as published by JAABlog on September 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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