Monday, June 01, 2009

Peter Odighizuwho?

Have you ever heard what happened on Wednesday, January 16, 2002 at the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, Virginia?

Have you ever heard of Peter Odighizuwa?

No?
Then visit Gordon Hutchinson's latest blog post.
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:52 PM

    Please note that Grundy is in Virginia -- it's close to W.VA, but just as close to KY.

    Small town, way back in the hills. Hard-working folks on the edge of the coalfields, not used to this kind of thing.

    Goatroper

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  2. GORDON10:16 PM

    Xavier...
    Goatroper is correct.

    I just checked my reference material, and my geography synapse short-circuited this time.

    I read the reference material several times, and bigger than you please, typed "West" in front of it.

    Sorry for the brain-you-know-what. Thanks to Goatroper for the quick catch, and thanks to you for the nice referral.

    Unfortunately, as you are probably aware, the bill to allow concealed carry on campus died in the Louisiana House last Thursday--only 18 representatives voted for it.

    But Representative Wooten said he thought some of the outlandish amendments tacked onto it by other representatives helped kill it--imagine that!

    I did note that every member of the House to whom I wrote the letter on the blog did vote FOR the bill...so maybe there's hope yet.

    Thanks.

    Gordon

    gh

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  3. Left Coast Conservative9:39 AM

    More hope in Louisiana than in California, where we effectively cannot carry concealed. I'm not fighting it, but am going to vote with my feet and move to a more congenial place in a few years.

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