Top 40 favorite Oconee County Georgia Republicans of 2012

My Top 40 favorite local Republicans - only prerequisite would be a general willingness to accept Democratic leaning people for exactly who they are in whatever narrow, ill-defined context I choose to obfuscate. Also the less these individuals subscribe to any wing nut views, the much better for my as of yet undetermined purpose.

Once upon a time there was a descriptive term called a Moderate that seems to have gone the way of the Dodo bird and has become extinct. I would not want to besmirch this august group of individual political people with that broad a brush stroke, but if the shoe fits....for some this is a snub, for others an honor. I welcome your ribald commentary, your additions, deletions, and shrieks.

1. Brian Brodrick
2. Ashley Hood
3. Kyle Martin
4. Chuck Toney
5. Chuck Horton
6. Melvin Davis
7. Jim Luke
8. Pam Lohr Hendrix
9. Tammy Gilland
10. Angela Watson
11. Jennifer Riddle
12. "Elaine from Watkinsville Republicans"
13. Henry Norman
14. Seve Smith
15. Scott Berry
16. Sarah Bell
17. Chuck Williams
18. Tom Odom
19. Mark Saxon
20. Mike Hunter
21. Mark Thomas
22. Wayne Bagley
23. David Weeks
24. Kim Argo
25. Al Cuming
26. Bob Smith
27. Maria Caudill
28. Cindy Chapman
29. Joy Morin
30. Caroline Strobel
31. Gillian Caudill
32. Karen Johnson
33. Denise Beall
34. Michelle Griffith
35. Heidi Crowe
36. Andrea Horsman
37. Esther Porter
38. Marie Cushenberry
39. Cindy Hartman
40. Jay Hanley


Location: 191 VFW Dr, Watkinsville, GA 30677, USA

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