[Joe Brower]

As promised, here's the article from this morning's SHT. Hopefully, you'll be reading this before you've had breakfast. I note that democRAT bimbette Candice Brown-McElyea (or whatever her last name is lately) is already pressing a legal attack. Seeing as this gal has no compunction against pulling fast ones on her own competition in the democRATic primary, this should come as no surprise.

I also note that Bob Butterworth made a similar error. Gee, I wonder why there was no front-page headlines about him?

Ultimately, this has all the earmarks of a storm full of sound and fury, signifying nothing...

[Joe Brower]

[jpthomas]

The letter is required under the state's resign-to-run laws because her term as secretary of state would overlap by four days with the start of a congressional term should she win the November election.

Not according to the Okaloosa County, Florida Supervisor of Elections, Ms. Pat Hollarn! She was interviewed on a local radio show this morning, and said that because Ms. Harris would not take the oath of office for the Congressional seat until after the term of her present office expires, there was no need for her to submit the letter of resignation. Ms. Hollarn specifically referred to this article in the Saratoga paper, and said it was factually inaccurate.