Talk:Hal Rogers

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[edit] "Campaign mud"

172 - The text you deleted - completely - was from a NY Times article, not something dreamed up by a rabid blogger. If you believe the information is false, or irrelevant, please make your case on this page. Otherwise, please leave the information (which I'm putting back) as is, or add to it to make it more "balanced" (as you so define).

And if you'd like to go to arbitration on this, I'd be happy to do so. I don't think this a subjective matter at all. John Broughton 17:25, 17 May 2006 (UTC)