The brilliant title above is taken from the Quad Cities Times editorial on Sen. Jacobs "Rosa Parks moment".
While flags around the Quad-Cities have been flying at half-mast this week to honor the passing of Rosa Parks, Illinois Sen. Mike Jacobs’ ego has been flapping at full mast.
posted by The Inside Dope @ 11/06/2005
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Wise, all-knowing, omniscient, and a snappy dresser besides. Often misunderestimated.
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Jacobs will take a hit over this, and then move on. As I've said before, consider it on-the-job training.
It could be a good thing.
Rumler worked for Steny Hoyer in DC. If you don't know, Hoyer is the second highest ranking Democrat in Congress. Seems like pretty good experience to me. More impressive than Mike's "downstate liason to Jesse White", which he did from his house.
Experience isn't something that Jacobs should base his campaign around.
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