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^^talk about confusing. How does he get away with using the Connie Mack?
Story also reinforces the old saying: No wrath like a woman's.
Cornelius McGillicuddy, IV aka "Connie Mack"
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If you want to read the story click the link, the thing that struck me the most about the whole story is this dude's real name.
^^talk about confusing. How does he get away with using the Connie Mack?
Story also reinforces the old saying: No wrath like a woman's.
^^^ I was wondering the same thing, McGillicuddy can be shortened to "Mac" hence Mack. I guess if you're real name is Cornelius, you'll grab at anything for a first name. I thought this guy was a descendent of the old baseball Connie Mack. I need to google that and find out.
There is no mention of baseball's Connie Mack in either Connie Mack III or Connie Mack IV's biographies on line. However, Connie Mack the baseball manager's real name is Cornelius McGillicuddy as well. Probably they are related after all.
^^ I would assume he uses his real name on the ballot. I don't think you
can use an AKA, although some may wish to.
Carol Keaton Rylander Strayhorn probably would like to use the name Kay Bailey Hutchison on the ballot this year.
^^Heck, she more than likely would add a few more names in there somewhere,
but first she had to figure out what party she really belongs to. Course she
is tough, just ask her she will tell you.....what a joke she is.
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