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To: Sully- who wrote (61274)	7/26/2007 4:43:58 AM
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Name That Party: Cleveland Don Surber blog So easy, even a caveman can play. If an official in the Young Republicans rapes a fellow Young Republican at a Young Republican convention, I expect the word “Republican” to be in the headline and the lead sentence. The Cleveland Plain Dealer did not disappoint me (see link below). Likewise, when a former president of the Cleveland City Council pleads guilty to violating the state’s ethics law, I expect his party to be identified. The PD let me down. Well, that was really a follow-up to an earlier, 636-word scoop (links below). But that story didn’t mention his party, either, although on first reference, it identified Tom Noe as “a Republican fund-raiser and coin dealer.” So, is George Forbes a Democrat or is he a Democrat? Hat tip: My Michigan bureau chief. blogs.dailymail.com blog.cleveland.com blog.cleveland.com blog.cleveland.com