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From the October 5, 2000 Citybeat:
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Of the 17 countywide races this fall, half find the Republican incumbent with no opposition -- including the critical position of prosecutor.
Are you still having trouble remembering? Why don't you just put your tail between your legs and go home!
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And we wonder why Mike Allen acts the way he does. He runs unopposed and doesn't have to answer to anyone, really.
It's all too cozy at the Hamilton County Republican Headquarters.
I was referring to the situation when I still lived there. Since you posed the situation as though it were historic and not a dynamic of this election specifically. I don't follow your current candidates, why should I? Why don't you communicate more clearly and you won't be so mithunderthud, fella. And putting your hands on your hips and stomping your foot isn't going to do it. You need to learn better written communication skills. OK. Cheers. Moron.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I wasn't bragging, just stating a fact. You never answered my question either: Do you still like "Walking on Sunshine" and does it still put you in a good mood every time you listen to it like you said it did back in the summer of 2000? You really should listen to it everyday because you have become a bitter old maid lately.Quote:
And to think you recently bragged about remembering everything.
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From the October 5, 2000 Citybeat:
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Of the 17 countywide races this fall, half find the Republican incumbent with no opposition -- including the critical position of prosecutor.
Are you still having trouble remembering? Why don't you just put your tail between your legs and go home!
<font color="#000002"><font size="1">[ September 17, 2004 11:20 AM: Message edited by: reason ]</font></font></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">It's not a case of me not remembering it, I never paid any attention in the first place. One gay Democrat Mayor for Cincinnati was enough. Most voters in Cincinnati prefer old fashioned values and conservative politics. Not gay radical pseudo-socialism. Thilly shlit. Teeheehee.
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Reason got you on this one, GL. Republicans run unopposed fairly often around here...and have for some time now.
And the reason why you got more response from republican office holders than dem office holders is due to sheer numbers. There are sooooo MANY more R around here, so no wonder that is who responded.
The republican party in Hamilton County is so CORRUPT it is unreal! If you don't believe me, do some honest digging and you will find the truth. I am not saying the dems are any better, but I DO know the reps are dirty!
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Having Dusty Rhodes and Todd Portune as a moderating/overseeing force is definitely a plus for Hamilton County citizens.Quote:
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Reason got you on this one, GL. Republicans run unopposed fairly often around here...and have for some time now.
And the reason why you got more response from republican office holders than dem office holders is due to sheer numbers. There are sooooo MANY more R around here, so no wonder that is who responded.
The republican party in Hamilton County is so CORRUPT it is unreal! If you don't believe me, do some honest digging and you will find the truth. I am not saying the dems are any better, but I DO know the reps are dirty!
This isn't so much a rant against Republicans as it is an argument against one party rule and the corruption that absolute power encourages.
D2:
Isn't your father a Republican office holder?
And don't make excuses about the Dems who ignored me in re PILS. It wasn't just locally, I contacted the entire Ohio Legislature (both houses) and had only 11 responses. 10 of them were Republicans and most were not even from the Cincinnati area. Steve Chabot showed genuine concern. When he was waiting to hear back from other officials he would call me or write me to apprise me of that fact and not just leave me guessing. No one else was that considerate. Chabot is a Republican.
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Yes, GL, my father is a rep office holder here. How do you think I know the party is dirty? But that is all I am willing to say on a public forum!
It is nice that you got emails from Chabot, I have met him and agree he is a decent rep worthy of my vote.
I am not one who has or would ever vote down party lines. I am not a rep or dem! IMO, both parties suck!
But I do KNOW that the rep party in Hamilton Cty is corrupt...that is all that I said!