Talk:John Mica

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the section on "Election 2006" dosesn't give any information on the subject -- his seat was contested, but he won - unless he ran unopposed in the former elections, this isn't encyclopedic information, but merely hot air. i'm all for taking this out.--87.171.82.32 22:10, 4 October 2007 (UTC)