Pete McCommons of the Flagpole writes
I ran into Michael Thurmond and asked him if he’s going to run for lieutenant governor, and he said “yes.” I pushed him a little bit, and he still said “yes,” but “yes” usually means “I’m seriously considering it,” until the official announcement is made and it’s too late to back out.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
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