[Congressman Billybob]

Thanks. The short ad I placed in the North Carolina Conservative did not have space to eliminate all the references to the Charles Taylor who was the dictator of Liberia. Those Net-savvy people who take up the comparison on their own will find what you just found.

Too bad the election isn't being conducted on the Net. But then again, the prospects for fraud in that venue would be overwhelming.

John / Billybob

[George Smiley]

I just didn't want the North Carolina Congressman Charles Taylor to benefit from web references to the Liberian Ex-Dictator Charles Taylor.

After all, we wouldn't want people to confuse the two.

:-) again.

[George Smiley]

Wikipedia says there are a whole bunch of web-worthy Charles Taylors:

Warning: I didn't take time to fix all the links in here---

Charlie and Chuck are common familiar or shortened forms for Charles.

Charles Taylor (born 1948), is a former president of Liberia.

Charles Taylor may also refer to:

• Chuck Taylor (filmmaker) (born 1984), Toronto filmmaker
• Charles John Taylor, New Zealand politician of the 1850s
• Charlie Taylor (1868–1956), Wright Brothers' mechanic
• Chuck Taylor (salesman) (1901–1969), basketball player and shoe salesman
  • Chuck Taylor All-Stars, the shoe line named after the salesman
• Charles Taylor (philosopher) (born 1931), Canadian
• Charles H. Taylor (born 1941), U.S. Congressman from North Carolina
• C. I. Taylor (1875-1922), co-founder of the Negro National League
• Charles Taylor (Texas) (1805-1865), signer of Texas Declaration of Independence [1]
• Charles Frederick Taylor (1840-1863), Gettysburg soldier [2]
• Charles Taylor (soldier) (died 1899), Indian Wars Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient [3]
• Charles "Bud" Taylor (1903-1962), former American boxer
• Charles Stuart Taylor (1910-????), British politician and MP
• Charles Taylor (film critic), film critic for salon.com.
• Charles Keith Taylor, Canadian politician
• Charles Taylor, member of the College Football Hall of Fame.

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