Running for political office in Connecticut as a challenger can be a daunting experience. A good campaigner will walk the district, knocking on doors and introducing themselves in hopes of catching a resident open to meeting someone willing to serve for public office. Invariably though, the tales of the door knocking campaigners include the mythic being chased by a dog, after all dogs view the lone campaigner armed with campaign literature as being from the same species as the US Postal worker, and we all know what that means.

Running In The 61^st

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A recent comment posted to our earlier post prompted me to look at what one blog covering the Board of Ed in the school district posted. It’s appalling that this teacher was convicted when at the time of the incident, many school computers were infected with spam-ware causing a rash of porn to be displayed. But here’s the recap from the blog

Region 19 BOE Gazette, by Frank Krasicki:

Sunday, January 21, 2007

More Troubling Evidence of a Mistrial in the Amero Case
The Alex Eckelberry Op-ed piece in the Norwich Bulletin has triggered a very interesting set of responses (view all the comments).

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