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I'm trying to find a resume to beef up the article a bit. Will ask on his facebook page. [[User:LP-1979|LP-1979]] ([[User talk:LP-1979|talk]]) 17:38, 17 January 2018 (CST) | I'm trying to find a resume to beef up the article a bit. Will ask on his facebook page. [[User:LP-1979|LP-1979]] ([[User talk:LP-1979|talk]]) 17:38, 17 January 2018 (CST) | ||
== 71 Republic endorsement? == | |||
That doesn't look like an endorsement by 71 Republic to me. It isn't even a clear endorsement by the author, Mason Mahon. Mahon is obviously supportive of Smith, but he stops just short of a clear endorsement. And the article does not have any of the usual language of an editorial board endorsement. They are usually pretty clear. "the Chicago Tribune today endorses Libertarian Gary Johnson for president of the United States." "We recommend: Alison Foxall." "Libertarian Mark Miller gets our nod over Democrat Grady Yarbrough, Republican Wayne Christian and Green Party candidate Martina Salinas for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission." | |||
That is the typical language of an editorial board endorsement. 71 Republic has none of that. Instead, at the bottom of the page, it says "The views and opinions of this article do not reflect that of 71 Republic LLC." [[User:AJPEG|AJPEG]] ([[User talk:AJPEG|talk]]) 17:00, 12 February 2018 (CST) | |||