Castleberry Hillary
October 15, 2007 at 5:27 pm by Andisheh Nouraee in News, Scene & Herd
CLINTON NABS LEWIS ENDORSEMENT AT PASCHAL’S: “I promise you eight years of shrill, robotic competence.â€
(photo by Joeff Davis)
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton stopped by Paschal’s restaurant in Castleberry Hill last Friday to pick up an important to-go order – the endorsement of 11-term incumbent and Civil Rights Movement hero Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga. It’s not on the menu. I checked.
Lewis’ endorsement is a big blow to Sen. Barack Obama who, based on his frequent visits to and impressive fundraising in Atlanta, was likely counting on the city’s black political establishment to back him. According to reports, Obama lobbied hard for Lewis’ endorsement. If Clinton wins the Democratic primary here next year, consider last Friday’s endorsement one of the turning points in her campaign. If she doesn’t, I’ll go in Creative Loafing’s archives and erase all record of this and the previous sentence.
In addition to Lewis’ endorsement, Clinton also picked up a side order during her Georgia visit – the endorsement of Lewis’ congressional colleague Rep. David Scott.
Perhaps because he’s less popular, and was recently called one of the most corrupt members of Congress by the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, Scott’s endorsement got less attention.
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October 16th, 2007 at 11:17 am
Andishe, i ain’t gonna tell you again, you need more pictures to let your Bbib County audience know what a Casteleberry Hill is, i found my thrill on castleberry hill, i know castleberry hill. And it’s “on castleberry hill,” not in castleberry hill.”
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good shot by Joeff though, looks like Hillary was dressed for halloween in black and orange, which is more than i can say for the rest of the people in atlanta… red, blue, red, blue, red blue, you guys are a bunch of duochromatic maniacs. it’s time for the capitol and more capital to move down to Macon.