It's Over
John Morrison is toast.
I actually read the whole article, and it smells really, really bad. Mr. Morrison apparently put his _____ where it didn't belong and, worst case scenario, found himself in a position of having to investigate someone with knowledge of his indiscretion. It looks like the person under investigation received an awful easy deal in hopes of keeping his mouth shut.
I originally thought it could be written off as typical bureaucratic laziness and ineptitude, but the Independent author makes a good argument that there was actual misconduct here.
Too bad. I like John Morrison. He did me a favor once. While I disagreed with him often, I always thought he was a pretty straight, reasonable guy.
Only the Democrats would be crazy enough to nominate him now...
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Thursday night I, along with 14 other area voters, participated in a two-hour Focus Group, whose hidden aggenda was to figure out how to minimize the impact of Morrison's infidelity.
If Morrison really is toast, this sets up an interesting race.
Do Tester and Keenan find themselves in the big race after Morrison loses the primary and Burns is indicted. Or does Denny resign his seat and come riding in on his white horse to run for Senator?
deepmoat, the Focus Group was organized by Market Research Group & Foothills Research Institute, LLC of Great Falls on behalf of Finch Research Focus Group, which is part of Teleforce Research Group, Market And Political Research Company, of Fargo, ND
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