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Tag: WeldayBy Theblogprof, Section News
cross-posted at theblogprof
Keep it classy, Oakland Press! The ink is barely dry on Welday's announcement that he will challenge US Rep. Gary Peters for his seat, and the Oakland Press is asking for a time-out. That sure didn't take long! OP headline this morning: Abilities aside, it's too soon for campaigning. Being that it is now April, it is not too far from the June 2007 announcement that Gary Peters made a few years ago that he was going after Joe Knollenberg's seat. That's like a 2-month difference. (and yes, his official statement was in August, but everyone knew in June if not sooner) Just out of curiosity, I did a search to see if the Oakland Press ran a similar piece 2 years ago saying that Peters was getting in too early. Know what I found? Crickets chirping. Yup - nada. So spare me the feigned indignation, OP, that the battle in 2010 is too soon to start now, when June 2007 somehow was not. In any case, here are some snippets from the editorial: (448 words in story) Full Story By Nick, Section News
Oakland County businessman and former GOP Chairman Paul Welday of Farmington Hills is announcing today that he intends to be a candidate for the US House of Representatives from Michigan's Ninth Congressional district in 2010. The announcement of his candidacy is being made exclusively here first at RightMichigan.com and OaklandPolitics.com. He will follow it up with an announcement at the Tax Tea Party in Troy, Michigan, via Facebook and on Twitter. The Ninth Congressional district is currently represented by freshman Democrat Congressman Gary Peters (D-MI).
You can check out the candidate's first official interview, recorded live, HERE. And there's MORE... (451 words in story) Full Story |
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