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The Hometown Holler

The Hometown Holler, Milo Baynes, Quinn Ray, Virginia Vance
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Tar Heel Politics In a Shot Glass

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    Tar Heel politics in a shot glass.

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    Senior Editor at The Hometown Holler. Tryin' awful hard to help Daniel and Quinn serve up delicious fillings that taste great in your political biscuit.

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    I report on the NC legislature for the Hometown Holler.

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