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William SouderMinnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty has been busy preening Presidential in Iowa, which raises an interesting question: Where will his breakthrough political moment come in the Hawkeye State?
Will Governor Pawlenty’s breakthrough come during a spellbinding address to the Muscatine County Republican Women’s Club meeting? Will it come with a well-timed anti-evolution zinger at the all-important Dallas County Republican Steak Fry and Pie Auction? Will it come the old fashioned way, by promising the most special interest tax loopholes at the first joint appearance of all the Repbulican candidates?
Or will T-Paw’s big breakthrough happen during a less conventional event at the Iowa State Fair?
It’s no secret that Pawlenty’s napeline yo-yos with the political winds. So come Iowa State Fair time, if you see Pawlenty put the breaks on barbering out back, you might want to book your hotel room for the Inaugural.
- Loveland
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These continued onslaughts against our proud state’s Coif in Cheif, for some reason, always amuse me. My favorite part is your series of tags for the post, particularly “shorty longback.”
The Governor’s hair styles are the least of his sins. Obviously on this recurring subject, tongue is firmly in cheek.