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Tuesday, February 11, 2003
the score
Posted on Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 4:00 AM
Circuit City decides to stop paying its sales personnel on commission. Instead, salesmen will nag customers for free.
score: 0
City Councilman Joe Brooks takes a stab at stopping bowhunting within the city limits. He is obviously pandering to the powerful deer lobby.
score: 0
Worry mounts for business boosters in the city, which may lose the corporate headquarters of CSX Corp. now that John Snow has left. At least their trains still run through town.
score: -3
Rep. Eric Cantor, an emerging Republican star, creates his own money-raising political action committee, called ERICPAC. His other choice for a name, YESMANPAC, didn't have quite the same ring.
score: -1
this week's score: -5
score: 0
City Councilman Joe Brooks takes a stab at stopping bowhunting within the city limits. He is obviously pandering to the powerful deer lobby.
score: 0
Worry mounts for business boosters in the city, which may lose the corporate headquarters of CSX Corp. now that John Snow has left. At least their trains still run through town.
score: -3
Rep. Eric Cantor, an emerging Republican star, creates his own money-raising political action committee, called ERICPAC. His other choice for a name, YESMANPAC, didn't have quite the same ring.
score: -1
this week's score: -5
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