Talk:Blair Hull

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In the introduction, there is a mention that he was running for a political office and leading the election until spousal problems surfaced but it doesn't even say what political office he was running for or what election it was. It just says "the primary elections" and it is also mentions this in the "Personal" section as well which doesn't make sense because that section should be for personal interests and habits, not political actions and public scandals. The spousal scandal should have its own section. The spousal scandal section should also include the fact that , in the election season within which it occoured, another running politician, Jack Ryan, suffered a similar fate at the hands of his own sex scandal [1] and with the withdraw of the Ryan and the scandal effecting Hull, Barack Obama became the frontrunner. Hull and Ryan should be linked together. BTW it was the 2004 senatorial race of Illinois. 209.162.8.244 07:17, 7 February 2007 (UTC)