Thursday, November 30, 2006
* Sneed Would Be Proud
This just in from the roving reporters at the 'Broken Heart'. 49th ward candidate Jim Ginderske was spotted at the Rice Thai Cafe for lunch this afternoon with 3 other unknown men. The men were all wearing campaign buttons. Rice Thai Cafe is next to the Village North Theatre, (Columbia and Sheridan) kind of across the street from the Oasis Bar. When they paid the tab, they handed the man a sign and asked him to place it in the window. No word if the sign made it to the disclosed location as of press time.
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Hey, get it straight, mister - I forgot my campaign button!
The Gordon girls are not responsible for acting like drunk racists.
Don Gordon is not responsible for what happens at his house.
Craig is not responsible for what he chooses to post.
No, this is all about Ginderske. He is not even alderman, yet everything bad that happens is his fault.
Craig, do you have people everywhere? Oh, and by the way, there is no sign up unless Joe got to them before 4:40.
Yum, love the food at Rice Thai. Good call, Jim!
Thanks for the menu suggestion green eyed James.
So, let's see . . . there are a number of complaints about an alderman who has been in power for over decade. The complaints are not about recent ineffectual policy, but about long-standing prcatices and non-action.
Someone who plans to vote for Moore, please explain why. I will tell you now that any suggestion that a different candidate may not be better will not fly. If that's the case, why not give someone, anyone, a chance for four years. If the new guy doesn't meet the goals, we will get him out and find someone new in 2011.
Whereas I had not made up my mind on the election a number of months ago, I have come to feel that a protracted case of vomiting is better than the thought of Moore for 4, 8, 20 more years. To be honest, this is close to the same feeling I had about GWB in 2004.
There was no digging to be done. Little Miss Sunshine posted that crap on MySpace while trolling for volunteers for Daddy. It was in the public domain. The author of this blog wasn't exactly holding his nose in disdain while proliferating that information.
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