SkepticalObservor: Paul Nichols Lies To Voters

Sunday, September 30, 2007

Paul Nichols Lies To Voters

That's not my assessment. That's what the Daily Fishwrap ... er, Potomac News/Manassas Journal-Messenger say in today's editorial.

Charles as the details here.

As I've said before, Paul Nichols and I are friendly socially.

I used to think more of him than this.

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