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I'm married with two daughters and have been teaching political science in a red state for 19 years. My blogging covers a lot of issues but I'm a progressive kind of guy who tends to focus on political process, conservatism, and religiosity. Living in the Bible Belt gives me a little different though not necessarily more friendly perspective on conservatism. I also get in the occasional sports post.
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I am aware that this is extremely off topic, but I wanted to make sure that Professor Caric had finished reading the 7th Harry Potter book before I reviled any plot-spoiling information. That being said, I would like to draw the blog author's attention to:
http://red-state.blogspot.com/2006/09/family-that-potters-together.html
Specifically the post by I, Sage_Pongo, where I stated my opinions about Snape and whose side he was on.
While I am sure that having your loud spoken and highly opinionated arguments shoved back into your face is something that you must be accustomed to by now, I would assume, seeing as you are a professor, that your reading comprehension skills would be higher. (All the clues are in book 6)
I will now listen to your apology and accept as a trophy, one Dick Cheney doll.
In summation I would like to say to you professor, that I have a hard time taking your ideas seriously. I believe it was Ben Franklin that said something along the lines of, “There are 3 unwavering constants in the world, death, taxis, and Ric Caric’s fore drawn unchangeable conclusions.”
-Pongo
Far from having "fore drawn unchangeable conclusions," I acknowledged likely error on the Snape issue a long time ago. You must not have been following my Potter discussion as it developed during the spring and summer.
Here's a couple of my Snape post url's.
http://red-state.blogspot.com/2007/06/severus-snape-puts-stopper-on-death.html
http://red-state.blogspot.com/2007/07/harry-potter-final-rsi-family-thoughts.html
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