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[edit] Politics
Ahem: Clay County...often supports Conservative Democrats for local and state offices. Er, when was the last time we elected a democrat to local office? I don't agree with the notion that Clay "often" supports consdems for anything at all. Occaisonally, maybe. Not often. Agreed? Thehappysmith 15:11, 26 April 2007 (UTC)
