Brian Hill has every reason to ask to be included in the discussion. He’s not only a solid candidate with a great resume, but, in my humble opinion, he has a better chance to win in November than either Mrs. McMahon or Mr. Shays.
No matter who you support, this is not about Rodney…it’s about reality. Hill is officially in the US Senate race and the voters of Connecticut need to know about it. What’s wrong with having an informed electorate?
Actually, this appears less like Rodney Dangerfield, and more like two rich, elitist white folks supported by a sycophantic Hearst reporter excluding a black guy. And that is not a very pretty sight in 2012.
Brian Hill has every reason to ask to be included in the discussion. He’s not only a solid candidate with a great resume, but, in my humble opinion, he has a better chance to win in November than either Mrs. McMahon or Mr. Shays.
No matter who you support, this is not about Rodney…it’s about reality. Hill is officially in the US Senate race and the voters of Connecticut need to know about it. What’s wrong with having an informed electorate?
Actually, this appears less like Rodney Dangerfield, and more like two rich, elitist white folks supported by a sycophantic Hearst reporter excluding a black guy. And that is not a very pretty sight in 2012.
I can see that the Hearst machine is still up to its fine standards. Rosebud, anyone?
One wonders if Neil Vigdor will post his entire snarky article, or just let his obvious hit-piece remain as just a title.