Talk:John Salazar

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[edit] Let's be truthful

It is clear that John Salazar's Congressional staff or campaign staff are working hard to delete documented facts. This page is supposed to represent information surrounding Rep. John Salazar, not help him in his next reelection effort.

Please sign your comments with four tildes. I rewote the article to be more encyclopedic, and I don't see anything that currently merits the POV tag, so I removed it. If you place a tag on an article, you have to give specific reasons on the talk page for it.--Gloriamarie 09:53, 5 August 2007 (UTC)

There has been an unfortunate rash of unsourced or poorly sourced material on this page. Please be careful, when editing the page, to make sure that everything is sourced to a reliable source. Blogs, generally speaking, will not cut it. Phil Sandifer 18:51, 7 August 2007 (UTC)