A Beer With Steve Novick
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008
This is a campaign ad. Steve Novick is running for the US Senate from Oregon. Fantastic.
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Richard, Steve Novick is a very smart guy and it’s fascinating for me to follow his campaign. When he was a teen, he and his dad Bob were regular customers at the bookstore I worked at in Eugene.
Wow, I wonder if I ever saw them in there. Love the commercial.
Richard, you could easily have been there. They lived in Cottage Grove, and Steve (as a teen) attended the U of O. They were friends of the bookstore owners, and came in every week or two.