It’s not a town hall, but it’s the closest we’ll probably get from Mrs. Hagan:
http://hagan.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=273
She will tour HealthServe Community Health Center in Greensboro, NC (1002 South Eugene Street) on Wednesday, August 12. She will hold a “media availability” at 12:30pm at the front entrance. I guess that’s a news conference….
I can’t make it on this short notice, but perhaps others in North Carolina can!!
I am not a political expert. I am not a scholar of political history, or history in general for that matter. I am not a skilled writer or debater. I don’t have the humor or style that others here have. I am simply a working mother of two with strong Conservative principles.
I do not write diary entries here often, for the reasons stated above. However, I feel very strongly about what is coming next week, and I wanted to get my feelings out there.
One thing many people do not realize, or choose to ignore, is that politicians in general elections campaign from the CENTER. Nearly all politicians do it, regardless of party - the ones who don’t are very obvious. So, when you hear McCain or Obama make campaign speeches and promises, you have to assume that in the Oval Office, their true actions will be to the right (Republican) or left (Democrat) of what you read or hear.
How far to the right or left? To determine that, you have to look at non-campaign actions.
Read on, if you like:
