Hmm. Vic Hambrick's campaign manager, Kathy Lopez,
writes to protest the Courier's coverage, which first saw print on May 6 and tailed off over a month ago. Has the Courier been unusually slow to print her letter, or has Lopez been more than a little behind the curve on this? Jumping up and down about it at this late date only serves to keep the issue warm, and that better serves
the Courier's editorial position than Hambrick.
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