[Vision2020] Rep. Trail Should Switch Parties
Tom Hansen
thansen at moscow.com
Sat Apr 2 13:20:01 PDT 2011
I agree with Bill.
In a closed primary election I am afraid that Tom Trail would lose to a
right-wing fringe Tea partier.
Like Bill suggests, look what happened to Schroeder, although Bouma went
on to lose to a new-face freshman Democrat, Dan Schmidt.
I feel that Tom Trail stands a better chance head-to-head against a Tea
parier in a general election.
The Tea Party may put Bouma up against Trail in the primary election and
up against Judy Brown in the general election.
And . . . unless the Republicans link Shirley Ringo to some
Mexican/Columbian drug cartel subsidized by a Chinese slave trade
organization, she'll be in office to administer the oath of office to her
grandchildren.
Thoughts?
Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho
On Sat, April 2, 2011 1:01 pm, Joe Campbell wrote:
> Good letter but I disagree. I think a large part of the reason that
> Schroeder lost is that he plays dirty politics. The folks that will put up
> with that crap are the radical right wingers who ultimately want someone
> more radical and right wing than Schroeder. I don't think Tom is in the
> same
> boat. His constituency consists of moderates and progressives.
>
> But I could be wrong! Bill is a wiser man than I am! I guess the question
> is
> whether there are enough moderates left in the local Republican party.
> What
> do others think?
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