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Thursday, January 22, 2009

Daily Diversion / Immigration / Politics / Silverman Arts & Crafton Part VI: Day of Reckoning

Posted by Jack Silverman on Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 6:22 AM

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For the sixth and (we hope) final episode of Arts & Crafton: Photoshop Fun With English-Only's Tireless Mastermind, we've merged a hero of the far right with a hero of the far left, hoping that they'll cancel each other out and this nonsense will be over forever. Will Eric Crafton be remembered as the RWNJ (Right Wing Nut Job) who proposed that silly ordinance that got him laughed off the council? Or will he be immortalized as the RWNJ who made Nashville look like a bunch of backward, redneck yahoos with the cultural sensitivity of sea mollusks? The decision is up to you, Nashvillians. Go cast your vote. By this time tomorrow, we'll have our answer.

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Keep in mind, Crafton has never personally executed anyone without giving them a trial, as did "El Che"...Or maybe he has??? Time for you guys to get to the bottom of this!!!!
How absurd.

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Posted by Kevin on 01/22/2009 at 9:23 AM

It's a Nashville political tradition: to name a few, Casey Jenkins, Bill Boner, and now, Eric Crafton. I'm sure folks who have lived here longer than 35 years can name more.

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Posted by sueyyyy on 01/22/2009 at 10:57 AM
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