Now, I don't want to sound like a broken record, but I might know of a place to start, and ... what's that? It was written by WHO?• I resolve to be more accessible. Over the last two years, I have worked hard to be accessible. Still, I know there are some folks who have had trouble connecting with me, and I resolve to find new ways to be even more accessible.
• I resolve to listen ... I want to hear from you. If you live in my district, you will soon receive a survey, which will also be available online, but if you have a question or concern, please don't hesitate to go ahead and get in touch.
• I resolve to do my homework and ask tough questions ...
• I resolve to get more folks from Southern Indiana to participate in the legislative process.
But as Hungadunga is my witness, I thought Matt Nash wrote them!
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Hysterical.
I continue to wonder why no one from the traditional media has asked Clere (and many others) "tough questions" about a great number of things.
There is no "traditional media" in Louisville...
Good point, G. A nomenclatural faux pas, on my part.
But in case no one noticed, the FCC just allowed the permitting of micro broadcast licenses. I don't think they cost much. If anyone reading is looking for a "traditional media" outlet to start-up, community radio is really great.
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