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Saturday, June 19, 2004

 

Texas Bloggers meet Richard Morrison http://www.texastuesdays.com/archives/000037.html

posted by Aziz P. at Saturday, June 19, 2004 permalink View blog reactions
On the sidebar at left, Dean Nation has a new endorsement - Richard Morrison is the guy taking on Tom Delay in TXCD-22. Myself and a bunch of fellow bloggers (in Houston for the Democratic convention) got to met Morrison at a local coffee shop. Byron has a full report of the interview with Mr. Morrison at BOR.

Keep an eye on Texas Tuesdays - big things planned!

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