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Tag: Snydercaid (page 4)

The One Term Express

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Tue Sep 03, 2013 at 10:55:42 PM EST
Tags: Snydercaid, Public Act 142 of 2011, SB 348, Public Act 58 of 2013, SB 335, Health Insurance Exchange, Obamacare, Navigators, Organizing for Obama, Nerdpublicans, Bobby ShowStak, MIa-GoPC'd, heavy-handed bifarceisanship, Richardville, Bolger, Slick Rick, The Flim-Flam Man, One Term Nerd (all tags)

Nothing sadder to watch than two aging queens trying to hide their Obamacare thrill going up their leg.

Nerd, Progressive, and Big Government is no way to go through life, Rick Michigan.

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Good Luck With That

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Tue Sep 03, 2013 at 12:26:24 PM EST
Tags: Terri Lynn Land, ZZZzzz, Snydercaid, Growth Of Government, Slick Rick, Mr. 36%, Snyder, Obamacare, The Flim-Flam Man, NERD Fund, Rich Baird, Transparency, Lemon Socialism, City of Detoilet, another $52M flushed, bailing out Progressive Utopia, Gary Peters, Photo ops, The alleged right shoe smells just as bad as the Left, Republican kakistocracy, Bobby ShowStak, MIa-GoPC'd, Grand Rapids Power Brokers, memory holes, TEA Movement, One Term Nerd (all tags)

An interesting piece happened to turn up on Roll Call regarding the number of former SoS entering U.S. Senate races.

"We may have decent name ID, but it's weak brand ID. That was something I discovered when I ran," Grayson continued. "Despite the higher profile, it's not like it's a natural pivot into the next statewide race. And I think sometimes that puts us in a bit of a tough spot, because there's this perception that maybe we're stronger candidates than we really are."
The U.S. Senate Historical Office does not maintain a list of former secretaries of state who have served in the Senate. But according to data compiled from the National Association of Secretaries of State and other sources, CQ Roll Call identified just 10 senators since 1904 who ever held that position.
Of those 10 - seven Democrats and three Republicans - just three were elected to the Senate as a sitting secretary of state.

So, one has to ask, exactly what has Terri Lynn Land done other than hold a ho-hum title? I mean besides running an abject failure 2010 campaign with this twice failed anti-2A dope that split the Party just enough to allow Rick Michigan's nose under the tent. Did a 2014 Senate candidate Terri Lynn Land lead a charge against Obamacare expansion in Michigan, known as Snydercaid? Nope. If you believe so, please, provide a link showing anywhere she did. It's not like Terri, and her hubby don't have the coin and didn't have the time to bird dog the Nerd bus crisscrossing the state when JenniRick embarked on his Tour de Harassment. Bottom line. Where the Hell is Terri Lynn Land?!?!

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