Friday, June 29, 2007
He's a Republican running in a very blue Massachusetts district. He's also a 28 year Air Force vet and his brother, John, was the pilot of American Airlines Flight 11 that was crashed in the World Trade Center on 9/11.
I'm a district away from him or he'd have my vote for sure.
His site is here. The Hub Politics guys have an interview with him here.
I've been avoiding election stuff so early (it's like putting up Christmas decorations before Thanksgiving), and I'd like to know more, but from what I've seen so far, Jim Ogonowski gets the early Solomonia endorsement for the race in the Massachusetts 5th Congressional District.
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