As you might expect, Brian Kirwin and I rarely agree on anything 
But in his post “May vs November,” Kirwin lays out the arguments against November elections and dismantles them. Take note: we agree once again.
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Brian and I once agreed on something too. Just occasionally I’m forced to admit he has a good idea