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Cross-posted by permission from Tondee's Tavern
Hello, this is Jon (a.k.a. flackattack) from Tondee's Tavern, Georgia's progressive community blog. For this weeks roundup, I thought I would add a little color by lining up the contributing site logos with the respective submissions from each state. Hope you all like the twist. Same rules apply, so please cross-post freely. Cheers!
NorthEast
Connecticut
My LeftNutmeg continues to hammer away at Liberman, and his vote on the cloture motion for Abu Gonzalez warrants no reprieve from the punishment. What a wanker.
Maryland
Speaking of netroots action, let the shelling of Al Wynn (MD - DINO) begin. Here, Here, Here, Here, all goodness....
In "One Family at a Time, Dean Baker at BlueHampshire checks in on Paul Hodes and his efforts to wading through the military bureaucracy for soliders and their families.
New York
The Albany Project reports on the GOP's sucessful effort to kill campaign finance reform. You mean the GOP opposes campaign finance reform? I know we are all just shocked.
South
Florida
The headline says it best: Fla. Lt. Governor Kottkamp (R) Uses Government Computers to Vandalize Liberal Wiki, Lies About It
Georgia
Flackattack looks at a potential troubling consequence of the state 's GOP "tax reform" plan and the ramifications in store for local governments.
More tax news from Michigan, as the single business tax is worked out, and Republicans have had there Paris Hilton moment.
Minnesota
First-term State Rep. Jeremy Kalin, who posts from time to time on MNCR and Daily Kos, received a survey from an undisclosed organization, asking some very interesting questions, both for observers in Minnesota and with national implications.
The California Republican Party hires immigrants to do the work that no Californians want to do: work for the California Republican Party. Also, California announces the BuyCaliforniaBonds plan to invest the public in the financial stakes of the state. Awesome idea.
Ugh. Left in the West documents the re-emergence of an out-of-state push poll firm "Common Sense". As they rightly note, '08 is going to be a long and hard process folks.
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