0 The Mandatory and Cliche New Year's Review and Statistics

This isn't a wrap-up of a year of writing.  Instead, it's just a little something to be with the mood of resolutions and all that.  So, with that in mind, I want to wish a Happy New Year to everyone who has been reading and supporting the writing here at Snakes on McCain.  We established this blog to be a space for us to rant about politics in the heat of the election season and since then, Snakes on McCain has looked beyond Washington as it commented upon campus issues, pop culture, and became something of a dropbox of ideas and expressions (that may have been the most cliche clause I have ever written).  Nonetheless, we (and hopefully Meredith and Andrew, too, if we can get them writing again) are eager to keep writing for everyone who has enjoyed our site thus far.

And, per my contract for the naming rights of this blog, I am required to give a special shout-out to one, Lev "Young Juda$ Fre$h Paper$" Novak.

Happy New Year, y'all!
(if this is your "new year", that is)

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Bill Clinton: What He Said vs What was Written

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