Talk:David A. Bowers

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I deleted the following:

Bowers has also won the award in the Roanoker Magazine for "Funniest Person Who Isn't Trying to Be Funny" 3 years running.

Believe me, I'm glad the guy lost but this remark with no context clearly violates the neutral point of view policy. VaGuy1973

I deleted the following:

"His statement received significant attention since Powers is a Democrat and most politicians that have spoken against Syrian refugee asylum were Republicans."

There's no citation and I have seen nothing to suggest that the reason he's received attention is his political party (as opposed to his controversial citation to Japanese Internment as a positive example). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.191.152.111 (talk) 01:46, 19 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]