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Thursday, October 27, 2005

Pepper's favorite candidates (Thursday remix)

It seems that any time you get a room full of politicians at an event, the speaker feels obliged to recognize and introduce every candidate in the room. And some politicians seem to live in perpetual fear of accidentally leaving someone off the list.

That's what happened to David Pepper Wednesday when he was asked about his "dream team" of council candidates.

While stopping just short of calling it an "endorsement," he said he likes the group that has endorsed him -- Republicans John Eby and Leslie Ghiz and Democrats Cecil Thomas and Wendell P. Young -- plus these Democrats: Jeff Berding, Eve Bolton, Laketa Cole, John Cranley and David C. Crowley.

That's a tidy, bipartisan list of nine candidates. But Pepper campaign manager Greg Landsman e-mailed today to say that his boss never meant to exclude other candidates:
Pepper stated yesterday that he believes this year's slate of council candidates -- both incumbents and challengers -- is the best and most talented in recent history. According to Pepper, there are strong candidates beyond those mentioned yesterday -- like Chris Bortz, Sam Herd and others -- which he looks forward to working with.
Bortz is a Charterite; Herd is a Democrat. And that means Pepper's team now includes 11 candidates -- putting him two over the legal limit -- and every Democrat except Damon Lynch III (who has endorsed Mark Mallory for mayor).

Who are these "other" candidates he looks forward to working with? Stay tuned.


6 Comments:

at 7:16 PM, October 27, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Does he realize the buzz has a listenership of 800 people per 15 minutes? Compared to other stations that have 150,000 per 15 minutes?

 
at 8:44 PM, October 27, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Who cares Jayson Blair? People shouldn't vote based on endorsements, they should do their homework, which takes along time, because you do a terrible job at informing the electorate.

 
at 10:02 PM, October 27, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

OFC you jackass- we'll send the Black Fist after what is your (undoubtedly white) butt-

 
at 10:59 PM, October 27, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

So what Damon Lynch has endorsed Mallory. Korte, here you go again isolating and race baiting. IT'S GETTING OLD!!!! Don't you have something else better to report on, like some REAL issues.

 
at 3:51 PM, November 03, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

buzz listenership of 800 per 15 minutes.......but you weren't listening to another station

 
at 3:51 PM, November 03, 2005 Anonymous Anonymous said...

but you didn't mention any other radio station did you?

 
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