August 7, 2008 - 9:04am
And the first debate is over
By Wally EdgeListening to the very entertaining and heated debate this morning on WGIR radio between Jeb Bradley and John Stephen I came away with one conclusion, Bradley needs to learn who he is running against. Congressman, it’s John Stephen, not Stephens. Carols Sheas-Porters even knows that.
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