My Cousin, Tom Barrow, lost his bid for Detroit's mayor by 20,000 votes
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Tue Nov-03-09 11:31 PM
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My Cousin, Tom Barrow, lost his bid for Detroit's mayor by 20,000 votes
Knowing him, he's going to try again next time.
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:15 AM
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1. but the real question ..... why does he want the job?
It has to be a huge exercise in masochism.
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:22 AM
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3. He's a perennial candidate
He's been doing this for years
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:30 AM
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5. so he is the Harold Stassen of Detroit?
I still have a t-shirt, by the way that says this: "Detroit. The Paris of Southeastern Lower Michigan"
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:20 AM
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2. Bummer. He would have been a great new link in the Six Degrees game. And
hopefully a good mayor too, of course. :hi:
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:25 AM
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Wed Nov-04-09 12:50 AM
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6. That's good. Most politicians start by losing a campaign
including Obama. What is important is not to be stuck in a "loser' rut but come with new ideas and new campaigns.
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Wed Nov-04-09 03:14 AM
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7. Better luck next time to your cousin, Mr. S. ...
How significant was 20K votes, BTW?
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