I was impressed that he knew there were 3170 counties in this country and that he had been to every one. Brian commented that he didn't think even the presidential candidates had been to every county, and that figures in the numbers games national politicians have to play. But I am glad that SOMEONE has visited every county. Truth is in the Quoz.
Jan. 15 2009 04:33 AM
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seth
from Long Island
#1 Mary, Yes you can avoid it.
This segment was much too short. One of the downsides of the Brian Lehrer show is trying to cram too many segments into a single broadcast.
Jan. 14 2009 12:24 PM
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Mary Crescenzo
from NY
I lived in Oklahoma for 20 years and this guy is off the beaten track - in more ways than one! (You cannot avoid the political aspect of life when writing about people.)
Jan. 14 2009 11:56 AM
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Comments [3]
I was impressed that he knew there were 3170 counties in this country and that he had been to every one. Brian commented that he didn't think even the presidential candidates had been to every county, and that figures in the numbers games national politicians have to play. But I am glad that SOMEONE has visited every county. Truth is in the Quoz.
#1 Mary,
Yes you can avoid it.
This segment was much too short. One of the downsides of the Brian Lehrer show is trying to cram too many segments into a single broadcast.
I lived in Oklahoma for 20 years and this guy is off the beaten track - in more ways than one! (You cannot avoid the political aspect of life when writing about people.)
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