Probably not. -- Columbia County Common Sense

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Subject: Probably not.

Author:
Allen Shartock

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Date Posted: Mon, Jul 30, 12:14pm
In reply to: Ned Depew 's message, "You make a good point." on Mon, Jul 30, 10:53am

Not in Hudson... where there's no such thing as "quiet" or "less-confrontational" unless you are referring to something that will probably later be found to have been ethically questionable at best, illegal at worst.

Hudson has a long history of double-crosses, especially within the Democratic Party. Sometimes the only way to be sure you can't be double-crossed is to make sure that the other party can't backpedal without getting himself really dirty in the process. And that means being as public as possible as early as possible. Nothing is more public than a primary.

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