May 21, 2008 - 1:52pm
Adams still considering run
By Brian Lawson
Jim AdamsJim Adams (R-Plainfield) is still contemplating a run for governor.
"At this point I'm still talking with people. So far I've met almost 100 party officials and campaign people," Adams said.
Adams is the former regional manager for the U.S. Postal Service.
He said he will make his decision by the ending of next week.
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Wow, he has met 100 party officials....that's pretty unimpressive. His speech to the NHGOP was pretty choppy and he is not very polished. Joe Kenney's speech blew him away, and people at the event seemed to gravitate to Joe. Adams was just some random guy that Fergus found to spite Joe Kenney. Fergus doesn't like Joe and really doesn't like his top adviser either.
Why was there ZERO coverage?
Why was there zero coverage of his Adams' speech, delivery, content and reception by the GOP leaders on Sunday? Was it really that bad?
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