If politics is all about timing, which is affected by proximity and intent, then it appears Republican Tim Griffin’s much-talked about, but never-quite-materialized U.S. Senate candidacy will have to wait.

If politics is all about timing, which is affected by proximity and intent, then it appears Republican Tim Griffin’s much-talked about, but never-quite-materialized U.S. Senate candidacy will have to wait.
[...] you a thing or two. Sanders breaks a little news today, reporting that former interim U.S. Attorney Tim Griffin tells Sanders he will NOT run for the U.S. Senate. He cites other professional and family obligations as to why we’ll have to wait for another [...]
[...] And Tim Griffin won’t run for Senate. [...]
[...] News columnist David Sanders reported Sunday that Griffin, who was considered a top recruit for Republicans, has decided it is not the right time [...]
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May 28th, 2009 at 7:00 am
Good Grief, Mr. Sanders. Could you gush about this guy even more? If he had even a whiff of defeating Senator Lincoln, he’d be in the race. I don’t think Griffin is the second coming of Jesus Christ unlike your presentation. He takes his wife’s phone calls, he wants to have a big family, he’s built a house, he wants to be a big Army poobah (reserve only, of course). Maybe he “looks” the part of a US Senator in your eyes, but until he’s done something of consequence, Griffin’s just another empty suit.