Wednesday, February 15, 2006
Paddock and GiaQuinta
State Representative Ben GiaQuinta will not be running for re-election to his seat in the General Assembly.
His retirement may ignite a primary war of succession between Representative GiaQuinta's son, Phil GiaQuinta, and Fort Wayne School Board Member Geoff Paddock. Some wags have already tagged the prospective race as "Battle of the Bachelors."
The full story can be found on Fort Wayne Observed.
Once there, you'll note that Fort Wayne Observed will direct you back to Indiana Parley. In order to short-circuit the effect akin to pointing a television camera at a monitor of the shot we will avoid appending a note to the IP interview of Geoff Paddock we posted last Saturday that would direct you back to Fort Wayne Observed.
Note: "wags" - one of those terms used by newspapers which is not found in common use anywhere else.
His retirement may ignite a primary war of succession between Representative GiaQuinta's son, Phil GiaQuinta, and Fort Wayne School Board Member Geoff Paddock. Some wags have already tagged the prospective race as "Battle of the Bachelors."
The full story can be found on Fort Wayne Observed.
Once there, you'll note that Fort Wayne Observed will direct you back to Indiana Parley. In order to short-circuit the effect akin to pointing a television camera at a monitor of the shot we will avoid appending a note to the IP interview of Geoff Paddock we posted last Saturday that would direct you back to Fort Wayne Observed.
Note: "wags" - one of those terms used by newspapers which is not found in common use anywhere else.
