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Re: Political scandals of the United States
If you are going to add a lot of information, you might be well-served to cite every addition. I've had to revert some of your edits - on at least one occasion to reinstate information that you claimed you could not find (the Americorps thang). You might consider using the discussion page to run some of these things by other editors. - Arcayne () 17:40, 10 September 2008 (UTC)
Thanks, I'll do that.````
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Larry Craig
I fixed your reference problem at Larry Craig. You might want to take a look to see how it's done. However the detail you added doens't appear necessary for the intro, and is already in the body of the text. Maybe it'd be better to leave it out of the lead? Will Beback talk 21:25, 28 June 2009 (UTC)
Scandal article
I see you do a lot of good work on the Scandal article. Good. But do not assume you own the article and can override others, including myself, who are also allowed to make their contributions to it. Thanks. Hmains (talk) 03:37, 6 October 2009 (UTC)
I do not own this article. Neither do you. Do not assume that you can make major changes without discussion. If you check the discussion page, I've commented on numerous issues there. You should do the same. You've made a lot of changes here, most of which I haven't touched, but to combine the executive and legislative branch and then add a judicial branch by itself without regard to the date or administrations it occured seems very confusing to me. I happen to like it the way it is, which is how I found it. You could possibly start three new articles, one for each of the three branches, all seperate. That seems to be the way you're heading.
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Proposed deletion of Political sex scandals of the united states
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