KevinWPratt wrote:

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Scott, one candidate stated he/she would " do anything you wanted" and he/she was a " yes man". Do we need to ask what this means and will it be available on DVD?

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Kevin,

No DVD, but there are some amateur photos if you'd like. (There were some REALLY GOOD photos, but I didn't post those) Also, the Union-Sun has a good story in this mornings paper.

There must be a lot of Anita Mullane fans that read this site.  Awfully hard on Lombardi.  In my opinion, John Lombardi is the only Common Council member that is NOT auditioning for the part of Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz  (ya know... "if I only had a brain")?  Lombardi is truthful and tries his best to get answers and results for his constituants.  He has helped me with City issues several times, always with professionalism.  He's a good egg.  Don't confuse his opponents motives.  Remember, she is the sister of the lady who wanted to be the City assessor (you remember, the lady who wanted more money and better benefits than the last guy had.)  Perhaps Anita's decision to run is for her sister to have a supporter the next time the Assessor's job becomes vacant.  While were on the subject, here is my wish list for this election day:  Get rid of Kibler, Green and Schrader.  They are obsolete.  They are past their prime.  We need new people and new ideas.  Not the same old tactics. Remember, if Phyllis had here way..we'd most likely still have a south block instead of beautiful potential.  She was willing to renege on part of the deal with Ulrich and could have cost the City dearly.  Vote her out!! 

For all you pin heads - He stated he is an officer at the firehall.  I believe once you gain some rank there will be others below you. So he has some leadership skills!  He also addressed the question by saying he would work within the department and with the respected department heads that are already in place.  You see he has some leadership skills and can think, so the safety of the county remains in place.

Just wondering if anyone saw the lockport paper today.  The article about the inmate and his letters to other about the wonderful care he received.  If this is true - I would say this is poor leadership - As Beilein stated the buck stops ...  wait he has to ask the little senator what to say next.

It 30 plus million - And that's way to much for us taxpayers.  Look at the budget and you will see this department is a big burden on other programs in the county.  The county manager even said today - that the jail is filled, wonder if the FED. Housing is really making money or are we being used, due to a poor contract that Beilein signed us up for! 

It appears you do not have any faith in the department heads.  The department will be fine with new leadership.  Maybe some of the fat will retire after GREAR WINS!!!

I closer look as to who is supporting Beilein you will see it's the senator.  That to me is a red flag - 

Back to my other question - did anyone see the newspaper today?  If that article is true say good-bye to more of our tax dollars.  Just another lawsuit to add to the long list that we already have.  

Grear's never beenin a position of authority to be sued - thats a ridiculous comparison.

Unless you count the lady who sued him becuase he tore up her lawn snowplowing???

Or maybe that 3 year olds family.................

GREAR ANSWERED QUESTION ABOUT HIS LACK of SUPERVISORY EXPERIENCE by saying that his family owned businesses!!!!!

What an adolescent!!!!!

Did he supervise his younger brother?????

He should have been honest and just said he had no worthwhile supervisory experience! 

DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ON UNPROVEN LEADERSHIP!!

VOTE BEILEIN!!!

jspeer wrote:

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What was Mr. Belein's experience 12 years ago?

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Hmmm...sounds about right to me.

  Did the sheriff even attend any college? 

 AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH....

 NO!