Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Milton Wolf (politician)
Although this is the first time this article has been through the AFD process, it has already survived a both a suggested speedy deletion and proposed deletion.  Just to get it all into the AFD record, I'm tempted to repost the long discussion from the Talk:Milton Wolf (radiologist)|article's talk page of why this article meets the required notability standard of 'significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject of the article,' but I'll spare everyone.  Suffice to say that (i) there are a lot of substantive news stories in reputable publications about this guy; and (ii) he's a regular columnist in a newspaper.  I'll be the first to acknowledge that the reason he's getting this coverage and has this soapbox at the Washington Times has a lot to do with the oddity of a Tea Party conservative being (distantly) related to President Obama, but although notability is not |inherited on WP, the choice of these outlets to feature Wolf is still 'significant coverage...' for purposes of WP notability
— User:JohnPomeranz, 15:21, 23 October 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:INHERITED (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)