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Tag: Republican Primary (page 2)

Bootleg Herman Cain

By JGillman, Section Multimedia
Posted on Fri May 06, 2011 at 05:06:05 PM EST
Tags: Bootleg, Herman Cain, Republican Primary, Lansing, Michigan, April 2011 (all tags)

Up to now, this was not made public. It is a little more candid, and given his appearance in the debate yesterday, I thought it was time to cut loose.

The 'Hermanator' in three parts. (the second two below the line.) For those of you who happened to catch his performance last night you now have an opportunity to see what he had to say during a visit to Lansing in April.

(155 words in story) Full Story

Where to start...

By JGillman, Section News
Posted on Wed Aug 04, 2010 at 10:09:19 AM EST
Tags: Skewed, Republican Primary (all tags)

One could generate electricity if they could tap into the activity swirling around between the ears of one particular county commission winner this morning. I have been thinking on the races around the state that were affected by something I have warned about.

Across the state:

1,043,619 Gubernatorial votes were cast in the Republican gubernatorial primary.
524,785 votes were cast in the Democrat gubernatorial primary.

Let that sink in.. Isn't this a "blue state?"

Ignore the smoke coming from my ears.. it may set off the alarms, but maybe after I cool down, I can analyze a bit more accurately.

--- UPDATE --- In 2002 with a non incumbent running open seat...

583,385 Gubernatorial votes were cast in the Republican gubernatorial primary.
1,046,673 votes were cast in the Democrat gubernatorial primary.

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