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Posts published in September 2010

Southern Party of Georgia: Registration Open for Third Southern National Congress

By RedPhillips on September 4, 2010 7:33 AM

The Southern Party of Georgia sends the following announcement along. The Third Southern National Congress is sending out a call for delegates. Since I don’t think the Southern Party of Georgia has been reported on here at IPR in a while I have included a link to the SPoG for informational purposes:

In the 11th Century BC, the children of Israel were sorely oppressed by the Baal-worshipping Midianites. …

When “Other” Becomes a Real Choice

By on September 4, 2010 1:50 AM

Despite it being a Republican year, Democrat Rep. Alan Grayson may be in a secure position in his swing district. From internal polling his camp recently released,

 In the first post-primary poll conducted in FL-8, Congressman Alan Grayson enjoys a 13-point lead.

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As Maes’ Door Closes, Tancredo’s Door Opens

By Jordan Willow Evans on September 4, 2010 1:10 AM

It appears that Republican Dan Maes is in a pretty tough spot in the Colorado gubernatorial race.

Since upending Rep. Scott McInnis in the GOP primary last month, Maes has run into a string of problems and questions about his own credibility.

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Snitker Strikes Back Against NBC Debate Snub

By on September 3, 2010 10:00 PM

Press release:

The grassroots candidate will run ads during NBC’s Meet The Press debate for the Florida U.S. Senate seat from which he is excluded, and is seeking an injunction against the show, while his supporters plan statewide protests.…

Scott Boman running for Detroit Board of Education

By Scotty Boman on September 3, 2010 9:30 PM

Although this press release does not identify him as such, Scott Boman has been an activist in the Libertarian Party for many years.

Detroit, MI – At least one of the looming vacancies on the much-maligned Detroit Board of Education is now destined to be filled.…