Fmr. Sen. George Smathers with an official resolution?"
| Charlie Grapski | Nay |
| Brian Aungst | Non-Partisan* |
| Chris Carmody | Replied Privately |
| Sen. Jordan Loh | Yay |
| Rosemarie Clouston | No Reply |
| J. Clayton Brett | No Reply |
| Sen. Gavin Baker | No Reply |
| Bruce Haupt | No Reply |
| Thomas Jardon | No Reply |
| Sen. Lindsey Johns | No Reply |
| Amanda Kane | No Reply |
| Fmr. Sen. Pedro Morales | Unclear |
| Nick Capezza | No Reply |
| Ryan Nelson | No Reply |
| Sam Green | No Reply |
| E.J. Walicki | No Reply |
If this roll call vote is any indication of what senate must have been like, I can only say that it's bizarre how SG has been able to rule over the students with one all encompassing political party. I eagerly anticipated responses from regular contributors (Baker, Walicki, Nelson) receiving none, I understood Aungst's reasoning as his position is clearly non-partisan, I was grateful to hear Grapski's insights, surprised at Sam Green's silence proving once and for all that this man is no Jamal Sowell, not even close, a friend of the blog's when the blog looked out for him, but not heard from since then. Even Swamp's own version of John McCain didn't reply, old school Indie's either didn't reply or asked their answers not be published, meanwhile others replied in voluminous fashion and failing to boldly reply in agreement or disagreement.
4 comments:
You grossly overestimate your importance, Christian.
virgil, you're the bestest.
Thank you Christian for keeping my response private. I guess I should have elaborated. I will say on the record that the Senate should have approved the resolution to Senator Smathers. I just preferred not to get inolved in all the semantics of why or why not. I admire his committment to our university and that is enough for me to believe he should be recognized. Go Gators!
Yeah Virgil you rock! I especially love your blog, last updated in August right?...
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