Ice Cream on Our Face
[ Patrick Tuohey ]A previous post, since corrected, states that Tom Schweich served ice cream at the Lincoln Days event. It was the only item in the list that I did not actually see myself (so much for the title of the post).
Earlier this morning someone unaffiliated with the Schweich campaign told me this never happened, and I struck out the comment. Then I heard from someone who said they did see this, so I put it back up. Now I have heard in no uncertain terms that it did not happen at all. I apologize.
The good news is that no one reads this blog.
3/1/2010 4:27:13 PM
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