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Remember that sense of dread you felt before going to the dentist?


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Well, that will be each and every game this season with the roster that would make the owners of ALDI's blush on how cheap it is.

I'm surprised this team didn't hire Harold Johnson to do sideline reporting you bunch of patronizing front office hyena's.

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Well, that will be each and every game this season with the roster that would make the owners of ALDI's blush on how cheap it is.

I'm surprised this team didn't hire Harold Johnson to do sideline reporting you bunch of patronizing front office hyena's.

Isn't he busy doing some political office now?

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Isn't he busy doing some political office now?

Former sportscaster Harold Johnson defeated businessman Tim D'Annunzio Tuesday after an expensive and combative 8th District congressional primary that saw party leaders go to extraordinary lengths in supporting him.

Johnson, who turns 69 next week, was winning about 61 percent of the vote in unofficial returns. He piled up big margins in the district's western portion, including Cabarrus County, which offset D'Annunzio's support in the east.

Johnson now faces Democratic U.S. Rep. Larry Kissell and Libertarian Thomas Hill in the 10-county district that stretches from Charlotte to Fayetteville.

Read more: http://www.newsobserver.com/2010/06/23/547575/harold-johnson-wins-8th-district.html#ixzz0wY3IEQsa

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