Back in Action
It's hard to believe it's been 7 months since I last posted. Time can fly when the world grabs you by the collar and makes you pay attention to things you have to as opposed to the things you want to.
Last time I posted, I noted that the Democratic Party finally had a challenger for Nancy Worley in the primary. Of course, that's all history now. Ed Packard, even with his long history of service to the state as an elections specialist, was no match for Worley, the incumbent.
Worley trounced Packard about 3 to 1. I don't know about you, but I'm wondering why Worley seems to have such a strong following among Democrats. Are they ignorant of mismanagement in office?There's a lot of politics to catch up on, at the state and national level, especially on Worley. So, look forward to some new posts.
In the meantime, as a public service to your state, you may wish to take a walk down memory lane and refresh yourself on Worley's shenanigans. In the coming days, I'll comment on her more recent follies.
Worley Watch: Illegal Immigrant Edition
Worley Watch: Felony Follies
Worley Watch: New Year Edition
posted by watchman @ 5:18 PM
2 Comments:
It's good to have you back, Watchman. I've posted a plug post for you that will show up prime-placement tommorrow. You're also back on my "daily reads" blogroll list.
Don't burn yourself out, man, but blog away. And let us know next time you're taking a break.
I have no idea why Worley gets so much support from Democrats. Maybe it's the power of incumbency. I saw her at the State Democratic Executive Committee meeting a couple of weeks ago, and she was glad-handing and politicking like crazy. Could it be she has secret files on others in the party leadership?
I can't stand Beth Chapman, and I refuse to vote for someone who is clearly incompetent, so I guess it's write-in time.
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