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Hank Sanders ‘Reserves the Right to Run’ Posted by Danny, on July 29th, 2009, at 7:51 am
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We need term limits.
Old, tired, needs to go on to the house.
I would prefer having Sanders in the Senate than any of the candidates that have either announced or are considering running for his seat.
I am just curious what he will do now that he no longer needs to “work into the night”
Hank has run into “inspection” problems with the new Bingo Hall in Greene County, might need to stay in office to change some Greene Co laws.
I “reserve the right” to point and giggle.
The Sanders for Congress possibility is real. Hank genuinely believes that Sewell, Hilliard, and Smoot are not ready for Congress and his dislike for James Perkins is real. He expects a Republican governor and believes that the Black Belt needs a high profile champion. If he runs, he outraises Sewell and he beats any of the Birmingham candidates in a runoff.
#6 – on some levels that makes sense – however I’m not sure Hank jumping into the race would scare anyone off. I don’t see Hank doing much in Jefferson County. Likewise I can’t see him outraising Sewell. Whether or not Hank believes that any of the others are ready or not – Hank would have a tough time