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I love watching the previews at movies (some summer film reviews)
I used to do movie reviews for my college news paper so I thought I might take up the practice again, as I did enjoy it and now that P.I. has a theater again I find myself going to the movies more often. Should be much fun.
Hancock: Big disappointment. They had a good idea and [...]
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Random Thought, Needing Inspiration at 3am
As a young republican in Maine and as a member of the state committee I believe I have a unique view of our party. The Maine Republican party has become too comfortable with second place, the minority, but why not? Politics is a contact sport with those in power being under constant siege, constant scrutiny, [...]
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A Frustrated Republican, Yet Optimistic.
Hello readers, this will be my first real personal blog to my new web site, so this may get interesting. I was going to open with ‘greetings Zak fans,’ but then it occurred to me that not everyone reading will be a fan and or may change their minds after reading this blog. A mild [...]
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Zak is Running for House
Zachary Earl Smith (R) today announced his candidacy for the Maine State House of Representatives District 7. Zachary Smith was selected to replace former Rep. John Churchill of Washburn who withdrew from the running earlier this month.
Smith will be challenging the positions of freshman Democratic incumbent, Rep. Patricia Sutherland of Chapman. Rep. Sutherland serves on [...]
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Republican National Convention
Zak is an Alternate Delegate to the Republican National Convention. I am honored and proud to be one of only a few people representing Maine in Minneapolis St. Paul this September. More updates will follow as it gets closer to the convention, but my plan is to at the very least do daily updates from [...]
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A little about me and why I’m running for office
The descendant of more than five generations of Mainers from The County to the coast, I may have been born away but Maine is in my blood, it is my heritage and one I am proud of. My parents like many Mainers moved away because they were looking for work seeking the opportunity they unfortunately [...]
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