It's that time.

It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Berry Show is on the air. I'm going to Let me start with a little story to make a point about the purpose of this first segment of the show,

which I hope you will take to heart.

I'll make it quick. So, do you know the name Sandra Mortham?

Probably not.

Especially if you're not from Florida. Do you know the name Karen Geevers, an attorney from Miami?

Probably not,

unless you're one of our Florida listeners.

Including our folks in, say, Pensacola.

What are our call letters in Pensacola? I just lost my sheet?

Either way, you don't know their name, but I'll bet you you do know the name Catherine Harris.

If you've been following the process for a while,

political process, you know the name Catherine Harris

because in 1998 she ran far and was elected to

the position of Secretary of State in Florida. Not something that gets a lot of attention.

But when she was elected and took office January 5, 1999, the course of history would change dramatically. Had she lost that election

our history of the last 23 years would be 22 years would be very very different.

And the reason is because in a down ballot race that most people

don't pay much attention to certainly not the rest of the country and very few

people in Florida, Catherine Harris managed to defeat

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