Comments on: What’s Incumbent for the AJC Editorial Board?

By: Some Other Mike

Some Other Mike — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 05:57:56 +0000

Oh hell, I forgot Denise “The Abdicant” Majette is running for Secretary of Education…No wonder the AJC is backing Kathy Cox. I might just vote for “Bad” Kathy, just on principle…who am I kidding? There’s a nagging voice in my head that says Cox caters to the fundies. So, Libertarian it is.

And, I’m beginning to wonder if Taylor isn’t in the Governor’s race to secure his own finances…Since he gave the Republicans a lever to pry Cathy Cox out of the race in the primary, he’s now in a win-win position. Either he wins the race, and funnels cash (at our expense), or he loses the race, and is paid handsomely for being a strawman (again, at our expense). At this point, a Libertarian vote is a vote against whatever arrangement the Taylor and Purdue camps have. So, Hayes it is.

[That’s at least two(2) Libertarians I’m intentionally voting for this time. wtf?]

By: Jason

Jason — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 19:58:27 +0000

Well, Creative Loafing did endorse Rob Pitts over Shirley Franklin because they said she would be an even worse Bill Campbell. I bet they don’t pull that gem out of the archives and feature it on the frontpage anytime soon!

By: ATL Reporter

ATL Reporter — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 00:57:23 +0000

What do you expect when the Voter’s guide asked a dumb question like

Which current television character do you identify most with, and why?
or
What gadget or device have you bought recently that you can’t live without?

Ya that really helps me swing my vote.. I was actually looking for someone to say they identify with Jack Bauer from the 24 show.

By: Some Other Mike

Some Other Mike — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:57:25 +0000

That may explain why Monday’s coverage just didn’t add up…perhaps the paper has thrown in the towel on the chances of “their Party” gaining support? It’s still puzzling.

Or, is there a fear of a third party? The presence of Libertarian candidates on both the Governor and Sec. State debates was notable, to say the least. Actually, it was hilarious.

The Loaf still provides better politics coverage in this town, which is kind of sad, but true.