Three names added to the candidates posting of Feb 22nd.
Barbara Wyly and Thomas Blondell were misfiled at the state level and are Democrats running for Superior Court against Republican Jonathon Cleary and Incumbent Judge Michael Witte.
Philip M Darling Democrat is running for County council at large.
Any information on Philip M Darling?
ReplyDeleteLives on Burzelbach Road- attends county meetings periodically so he knows what is going on.
ReplyDeleteI read in the Journal Press that Ralph Thompson will be having a "Conversation with a Commissioner" at the North Dearborn library. Jeff Hughes upon hearing this immediately announced he will be having a "Dinner with the Developers" at John Maxwell's basement. John said to bring your own brown bag lunch.
ReplyDeleteThanks to his coziness with our local power hungry and entitled development interests, Jeff Hughes will have the absolute most campaign signs of any losing candidate in county history!
ReplyDelete"Lives on Burzelbach Road- attends county meetings periodically so he knows what is going on."
ReplyDeleteSo, I guess Mr. Darling is one of those "active" citizens who likes to be involved in county government that "have the time and money” to attend meetings that Jeff Hughes so despises?
I guess it is too late to run John Zeiden agaist Mr. Darling!
Or maybe he just wants to know how his tax money is being spent.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe he just wants to know how his tax money is being spent.
ReplyDeleteWhat next, will he want to know why Dennerline got his sewers before the dcrsd did anything to fix high ridge?
If Mr. Darling is serious about running, Charlie "The Tax Dollar Fairy" Fehrman better see to it that Mr. Darling gets the required John Zeiden CD to get Mr. Darling's "mind right" as to just what Boss Maxwell expects from him!
ReplyDeleteIn Dearborn County it's not what party you are with, it's do you represent Maxwell and his buddies,or the people. Darling is a good man who will represent the people. Thanks for running Mr. Darling.
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ReplyDelete"Darling is a good man who will represent the people."
So I guess Morris will not be including Mr. Darling on any flier as the only Democrat amongst a list of Republicans that the leadership has determined to be the most malleable in giving up all shreds of self-respect as they are willing to do anything to further the interests of the politically connected few development types in this County?
Good thing, I guess.
I know Sen. Nugent was mortified when he found out his name had been added to such a flyer.
I wonder if Sen. Nugent is still giving the cold shoulder to all those involved in that awful, awful, awful flier?
I missed the six o'clock news tonight, anybody know if High Ridge Estates is still dumping raw sewage into Hogan's Creek?
ReplyDeleteBob Bischoff recently did a survey by mail. His findings were broadcast on the radio. NO ONE FROM HIS OFFICE CALLED ME PERSONALLY!!!! IT'S RIGGED!!!! THEY ONLY REPORT WHAT THEY WANT TO HEAR!!! Right Jeff, and brother Tim? Did Bob call you? I'm still waiting for my phone call. This mailed survey can't be used. Throw out these invalid findings. Mail? Some people in this county can't read or understand what they read, they need to be called!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm still waiting for my phone call from the Hughes Family Polling Service relative to if I had been adequately informed as to the forming of the DCRSD.
ReplyDeleteDidn't Holland just get out of jail for cutting his neighbors phone line?
ReplyDeleteWell I don't know do really think
ReplyDeletethis up-standing young man would
do such a thing
I heard the neighbor's phone line was installed "in error" on Holland's property.
ReplyDeleteAnd didn't the neighbor happen to work for the county sheriff?
Why would anyone cut their neighbors' phone line?
ReplyDeleteDid he or did he not just get out of jail?
Or is this just another republican leadership dirty trick?
I am open to anyone with the facts.
If Holland has a real, paying job, not dependant on development sugar-daddies to throw him a bone once in a while to support his lifestyle, then, he is head and shoulders above Maxwell's Minions.
ReplyDeleteThe deciding factor should be, would Vera Benning support Pat Holland?
ReplyDeleteShe replaced him on the sewer board with one of her pals.
ReplyDeleteShe replaced him on the sewer board with one of her pals.
ReplyDeleteA pal?
Or political contributor?
A pal of Vera Benning would view her as an equal.
A contributor would view Vera Benning, such as a Lehner, Ewbank or a Maxwell spawn, as an useful idiot to meet their respective profit needs, regardless of how little respect they might and assuredly would have for Vera Benning?
VERA BENNING HAS PALS? SUCH PALS THAT HAVE LEFT VERA TO SUBSIST ON LOWLY PATRONAGE CRUMBS? POOR VERA! I GUESS IT IS REALLY TRUE...WHAT INDEED GOES AROUND...COMES AROUND...TO BITE YOU ON YOUR AMPLE...!!!
ReplyDeleteI understand that it was the phone company that brought the charges against Holland. I think the jail was a year or so ago.
ReplyDeleteMust've been a rinky dink phone company to waste time on that.
ReplyDeleteCheaper to just re-lay the line in it's proper place.
I was told that he cut it on the telephone pole. It was a clean cut and he claimed he hit it with his tractor. Not likely in that location. It left hatchet marks in the pole.
ReplyDeleteWhy would he cut the phone line?
ReplyDeleteDispute with a neighbor or the phone company?
Maybe he was just working on his land and dug it up?
ReplyDeleteWell, speaking only for myself, I have know problem with my neighbors using their land phone lines.
ReplyDeleteBut why bother.
My home phone neither takes pictures, surfs the internet nor downloads I Tunes!
I know, I know, know = no!
ReplyDeleteDon't you mean know means no!
ReplyDeleteOr so that is what they tell us in sensitivity training!
We had sensitivity training up here in the N.W. quad when crooked developers and politicians tried to steal our land,then told us not to be so sensitive.
ReplyDelete"...told us not to be so sensitive."
ReplyDeleteTo take it with a smile and a chuckle?
Grin widely!
Your “small” sacrifice, according to the DCEDI types of this once decent County, is what is needed, for quick and easy profits of our local DCEDI natives!
Please tiptoe away quietly!
It does so make our DCEDI natives feel better about themselves and their more than questionable dealings!
Normally, I don't think you dig up phone lines on a telephone pole? Maybe that's a Hoosier thing. After all, I understand they don't relieve themsleves during power outages!
ReplyDeleteAfter all, I understand they don't relieve themsleves during power outages!
ReplyDeleteMay I be so bold to ask you, how do you relieve yourself during power outages, not withstanding being a victim of St. Leon or the DCRSD's grinder pump system, where we all must squat behind the nearest bush?
Holland is a school teacher. The only time I'm sure he was in jail was on a drunk driving conviction about three years ago.
ReplyDeleteHolland got caught with a blood alcohol level that would have still permitted him to fly a bomber mission over Dresden but for the MADD politically correctness we now find ourselves in?
ReplyDeleteOh the humanity!
Holland is a school teacher.
ReplyDeleteHow could a teacher ever learn from Maxwell and his putrescent pupils?
Not to speak out of turn, but I am sure Charlie Fehrman would find Holland over-qualified and unsuitable for duty in the Maxwell Dearborn County Council Enterprise.
I don't understand what we will have to do with cattle, horse,hog, and poultry manure when the vacuum system arrives. Do we have to shovel it into a hopper for our grinder pump or is it O.K to let it sit on the ground. What do the people out of the sewer want us to do?
ReplyDeleteYep!
ReplyDeleteI want to see Doug Baer come out to some working farm with a number of head of cattle or other livestock, tip-toe through the endless cow pies and other asssorted droppings to condemn a functional septic system because one of his masters desires to develop a farm he or she just purchased and needs that farmer to subsidize his or her's sewers.
"I want to see Doug Baer come out to some working farm..."
ReplyDeleteWith Brett Fehrman slinking closely behind and reminding Doug that if he cannot condemn the septic system, they still have "availability fees" to fall back on...
...either way, someone is going to pay for Brett's sewers.
So, Holland is not only a neighbor's phone line cutter, he also threatens the safety of the rest of us by getting behind the wheel drunk?
ReplyDeleteOh the humanity!!!
Johnny nugent could be Holland's designated driver.
ReplyDeleteWas Charlie Fehrman and Maynard Barrott drinking when they tried to give the dcrsd another 2.3 million dollars for yet another project not connected with fixing High Ridge?
ReplyDeletehow much money did the county waist on nw quad?whom was in charged of that
ReplyDelete"Whom" is an adverb. The proper use should be "who" since you are using it as a subject. Did you go to local schools?
ReplyDeleteOr the money wasted on Vieste (nothing more than a rainmaker for a few politically connected developers in this county)?
ReplyDeleteHow much money has been designated so far to the DCRSD to fix High Ridge?
Is High Ridge fixed yet?
How much money has been spent and will be spent in providing patronage welfare for voted booted politicians?
"Whom" is an adverb. The proper use should be "who" since you are using it as a subject. Did you go to local schools?
ReplyDeleteYou know you are losing the battle when you have to resort to picking apart the grammar, sentence structure and/or spelling of a fellow poster.
Let us hope that your numb-brained development shills can spell “concession” in their “concession” statements this election cycle.
Did you know that waarvoor and waaraan are Dutch pronominal adverbs that we should not use when refering to persons?
ReplyDeleteWill such knowledge stop you sewer scammers?
Nah!
If Jeff Hughes or Rick Fox ever write their “own” editorials, maybe we can point out their grammar deficiencies.
ReplyDeleteGrammar/spelling mistakes while posting on an internet blog, are not to be unexpected.
ReplyDeleteWho checks, double checks their scribbling on a blog other than the most anal among us?
However, as the now late William F. Buckley once said:
“I profoundly believe it takes a lot of practice to become a moral slob.”
And our local development “moral slobs” have been keen to practice their vice at every available opportunity.
Why is it that I can imagine Hillary Clinton feeling more than comfortable being the leader, political and legal counsel of the dcedi?
ReplyDelete"Did you go to local schools?"
ReplyDeleteIf you think our local schools are bad now, let a few dishonest development interests build subdivision after subdivision on cheaply bought up farm land and tax our local public school systems to their utmost limit of students to teacher ratio and other attending resources!
"Smart growth" proponents are trying to alleviate such problems...but you do not like "smart growth" proponents…do you?
They tend to get in the way of your fast, politically connected enabled profits, do they not?
Local schools?
ReplyDeleteAsk Mike Rozow how his kids may have benefited in "our" local schools?
South Dearborn, Lawrenceburg, East Central, what “local” schools did his children attend?
Where did the legal mastermind of the ethically and intellectually flawed DCEDI, Lisa Lehner, attend school?
ReplyDeleteVote for Rick Fox and Jeff Hughes, no matter if they may be personally lost as to the proper grammatical use of "who" and "whom," they will do their very best to make sure the proper DCEDI members meet their individual profit quotas, no matter what it may cost the rest of us.
ReplyDeleteMike Rozow has no children,Maxwell had him neutered long ago.
ReplyDelete"Mike Rozow has no children,Maxwell had him neutered long ago."
ReplyDeleteMike has no Dearborn County children, considering he lives in Northern Kentucky.
But he is diligently looking out for the residents of Dearborn County's best interests.
As long as those residents are dues paying members of the DCEDI.
All other residents are simply viewed by Rozow as exploitable resources to be utilized for the “common” good of the DCEDI membership.