[Vision2020] Unconfirmed Rumors About Latah Republicans Repeated

Saundra Lund v2020 at ssl.fastmail.fm
Tue Oct 12 19:42:29 PDT 2010


Roger, is your denial that the conversation between Paula Bauer (who we all
know tells lies -- that's how she got the Bouma Prayer Room at the Nazarene
Church on primary day) & Bill Goesling took place an official one?  IOW, are
you speaking for Mr. Goesling?  If so, why can't he speak for himself?

If you're denial isn't an official one, then *you're* just spreading an
unconfirmed rumor!



Saundra Lund
Moscow, ID

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-----Original Message-----
From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
On Behalf Of lfalen
Sent: Monday, October 11, 2010 1:38 PM
To: Tom Hansen; Moscow Vision 2020
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Unconfirmed Rumors About Latah Republicans
Repeated

The speculatioin on the unconfirmed rumors is not true. There were two
resignations from the Executive Committee. They were due to a lack of time
and a conflict with family events. Shelley McGuire is retaining her position
as a precinct person. As for the discission between Paula Bauer and Bill
Goesling, It did not happen.
Roger
-----Original message-----
From: "Tom Hansen" thansen at moscow.com
Date: Sat, 09 Oct 2010 07:14:19 -0700
To: "Moscow Vision 2020" vision2020 at moscow.com
Subject: [Vision2020] Unconfirmed Rumors About Latah Republicans Repeated

> Courtesy of today's (October 9, 2010) Moscow-Pullman Daily News with 
> special thanks to the INKster Vera White.
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> 
> INK: Unconfirmed rumors about Latah Republicans repeated
> 
> October 9, 2010
> 
> The INKster was pleased to have received a personal invitation to 
> Friday's groundbreaking celebration for the Veterinary Medical 
> Research Center at Washington State University. She wasn't able to 
> attend, but it gives her an opportunity to once again say good things 
> about the wonderful works performed at WSU's College of Veterinary 
> Medicine, one of the top schools in the country.
> 
> As readers may remember, the INKster's beloved pet, the late Cookie, 
> was rushed there about a decade ago when she tumbled down a long 
> flight of steps from the deck and messed up her back. After going 
> through a lengthy surgery and subsequent therapy treatments, she 
> returned home as good as new.
> 
> The Cookster never forgot the wonderful care she received there and 
> the kindnesses extended by staff to her mistress.
> 
> The new research center will only enhance the great works being 
> accomplished by those dedicated folks at the Vet School.
> 
> As sad as it sounds, many people are calling and asking for Gary 
> Schroeder yard signs, according to son, Barrett.
> 
> In the primary, Gresham Bouma defeated the longtime District 6 
> Republican senator.
> 
> "Most people don't seem to realize dad lost," Barrett recently told 
> the INKster.
> 
> Barrett, a Republican precinct committeeman who served a decade as 
> vice chairman of the Latah County Republicans, urged people to get out 
> and vote on Election Day otherwise "they might get surprised the day 
> after the election."
> 
> In a recent Daily News letter to the editor, Tom Anderson of Moscow 
> urged people to not cast their vote for Republican Raul Labrador who 
> is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Idaho's 1st 
> Congressional District against Democrat Walt Minnick.
> 
> Anderson blasts Labrador for his shabby treatment of Minnick, accusing 
> him of lying about his Vietnam War record. The INKster also has posed 
> questions about Minnick's military record in earlier columns, but she 
> found Anderson's letter interesting since he is vice chairman of the 
> Latah County Republicans.
> 
> And to compound seeming unrest within the Latah County GOP, the 
> INKster learned last week that Shelley McGuire and Brian Croston 
> resigned from the Republican executive committee, leaving only six members
remaining.
> 
> Although she couldn't nail it down, it would be the Inkster's guess 
> these two couldn't support Bouma, who is running as a Republican but 
> appears to me to be more strongly affiliated with the Tea Party.
> 
> Although Anderson couldn't bring himself to vote for Minnick since it 
> "might help (House Speaker Nancy) Pelosi," he intends to write-in the 
> name of Vaughn Ward, an Iraq War veteran who lost in the primaries.
> 
> The INKster finds it disturbing those Republican Party officials are 
> leaving their posts so soon before election, because it sounds like 
> there is definitely a split in the ranks.
> 
> "I hope the Democrats are working hard as it seems this election is 
> going to be handed to them on a silver platter," one Republican friend 
> predicted recently.
> 
> Like him or not, and the INKster doesn't, Bouma appears to be making 
> waves in his run for the District 6 senate seat.
> 
> The latest rumor to come across the INKster's desk is that Bouma 
> campaign manager Paula Bauer recently had a "come to Jesus" talk with 
> Republican Latah County Commissioner candidate Bill Goesling who is 
> running against Democrat Commissioner Tom Stroschein.
> 
> "She (Bauer) sat him down and made him change his mind on abortion or 
> they wouldn't let him put up his yard signs in their locations," one 
> anonymous source told the INKster.
> 
> In an attempt to confirm this, the INKster called a friend in the 
> commission district to see if this rumor was true.
> 
> "Apparently it is," said the person who didn't want to be identified. 
> "His
> (Goesling) position now appears to be pro-life."
> 
> Although she doesn't know Goesling and if this is indeed true, the 
> INKster doesn't think this says much about the strength of his
convictions.
> 
> If ever there was a time for sane people in Latah County to get out 
> and vote, it is the Nov. 2 election.
> 
> 
> the blotter rests.
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Seeya at the polls, Moscow.
> 
> Tom Hansen
> Moscow, Idaho
> 
> "The Pessimist complains about the wind, the Optimist expects it to 
> change and the Realist adjusts his sails."
> 
> - Unknown
> 
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