Josh Segall for Bama US 3rd
http://www.segall2008.com/view_news.php?id=23
The Anniston Star profile linked above gives you a good introduction to Segall.
I went over to Centre, Alabama last night to see this 29 year old phenom in person. Fellow is smart; got some creative ideas about how to make the water running through Alabama energize and revise the the state's economy.
His family was raised next door to George Wallace in Montgomery; so this young man knows something about the wiles of Alabama politics.
The opening invocation was by my friend Melvin Salter, the Probate Judge for Cherokee County, Alabama; former pastor of the First Baptist Church there. That would be unremarkable but for the fact Segall comes from a Jewish background.
Segall says incumbent Mike Rogers county organizer in Walker and Cleburne county is now in his camp; and a key campaigner in Randolph has jumped from Rogers to Segall.
He was one up on me when I asked if the likes of Burns Strider could help. Segall brought to my attention Strider was key consultant for Joe Turnham's close loss in 2002.
This year is different as the Anniston Star points out. It will be tough but if the people of the Bama 3rd will listen to smart talk about their pocketbook instead of being taken for the fool with the "Northern Liberal" crap Rogers is throwing out, Segall can win it.
Segall makes a strong case about what a lackluster congressman Rogers has been. Face to face with a fair hearing, Segall can win.
Here is a link to a Burns Strider column today that will connect with the folks of the Third.
http://www.ethicsdaily.com/article_detail.cfm?AID=10816
The Anniston Star profile linked above gives you a good introduction to Segall.
I went over to Centre, Alabama last night to see this 29 year old phenom in person. Fellow is smart; got some creative ideas about how to make the water running through Alabama energize and revise the the state's economy.
His family was raised next door to George Wallace in Montgomery; so this young man knows something about the wiles of Alabama politics.
The opening invocation was by my friend Melvin Salter, the Probate Judge for Cherokee County, Alabama; former pastor of the First Baptist Church there. That would be unremarkable but for the fact Segall comes from a Jewish background.
Segall says incumbent Mike Rogers county organizer in Walker and Cleburne county is now in his camp; and a key campaigner in Randolph has jumped from Rogers to Segall.
He was one up on me when I asked if the likes of Burns Strider could help. Segall brought to my attention Strider was key consultant for Joe Turnham's close loss in 2002.
This year is different as the Anniston Star points out. It will be tough but if the people of the Bama 3rd will listen to smart talk about their pocketbook instead of being taken for the fool with the "Northern Liberal" crap Rogers is throwing out, Segall can win it.
Segall makes a strong case about what a lackluster congressman Rogers has been. Face to face with a fair hearing, Segall can win.
Here is a link to a Burns Strider column today that will connect with the folks of the Third.
http://www.ethicsdaily.com/article_detail.cfm?AID=10816
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