How about telling us BEFORE he gets here
Reporter Kimball Perry got this press release from the Hamilton County Republican Party late this afternoon:
PRESS RELEASE – HAMILTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
National GOP Chairman in Cincinnati
Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman was in downtown Cincinnati this afternoon to address Republican donors and volunteers about campaign efforts for this November. Speaking at Hamilton County Republican headquarters, Mehlman stated that Ohio is one of the most important states to both the Republican and Democrat parties. “The road to the White House in 2008 goes through Ohio,” Mehlman said.
Mehlman gave credit to Republican grassroots efforts in Ohio for winning re-election for President Bush. He discussed the upcoming gubernatorial primary and the importance of re-electing Republican Senator Mike DeWine. Mehlman described DeWine’s Democrat opponent Sherrod Brown as being, “to the left of Dennis Kucinich.”
Statement of Executive Director Brad Greenberg
“We were thrilled to host Chairman Ken Mehlman at party headquarters today. Ken Mehlman’s success as a campaign strategist speaks for itself. We hope to utilize his plans and strategy for Republican candidates in November.”
For further information contact Brad Greenberg at 205-8477.
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Post a Comment*Did you tell muleman about the upcoming complaints to be filed regarding the unlawful, deceiving and misleading judicial campaign advertisements your local wrong wing misleader, vincent, signed off on which ran in the local fishwrap !
Did you tell him that you, as misdirector, and vincent as misleader whom are both lie-yers, have a code of responsibility to report the unlawful acts to the proper authorities ?
Did you do that mad brad ?
Did you tell the muleman about how you placed every member of the central committee in personal liability for all of those libelous press release which the fishwrap irresponsibly and blindly print ?
Did you tell him that mad brad ?
Did you tell him how you have developed a great tax collection strategy ?
Did he bring you any tainted campaign contributions that a judge will make you return ?
Did you tell the muleman about how you failed to suppress the free speech truth, even when you were in front of a judge who's brother you nominated to common pleas ?
Did you tell the muleman that web site is still revealing the truth about the wrong wing culture of corruption ?
Hamilton County republican Party .com
Did you do that mad brad ?
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First we get Carl Weiser's breathless minute-by-minute recounting of the recent Bush fundraiser. Now he posts an entire unedited Republican press release?
Carl, why don't you just quit your job at the paper and work for the Republican party?
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He does work for the (R)wrong wing party, he works at the fishwrap !
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Word is that Jean Schmidt was there along with her District Director Nan Cahall. Now, last time I knew, Mrs. Cahall worked in Schmidt's Congressional office, which is supposed to be separate from the Schmidt campaign. (The Congressional office and the staff there are funded by the taxpayers.)
I think when the chairman of a national political party comes and speaks to people gathered in the local branch of that party's office, and they are discussing election strategy, that it is an event which can only be described as "campaign-related."
I am sure that Mrs. Cahall was on vacation time and did not submit this trip for mileage reimbursement. To do otherwise would be illegal.
Also, I am sure that our local news media will be checking into these things, right? Two words: public record.
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Why would you want to know ahead of time ?
They will tell you what to print anyway !
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I just sent a check in to the RNC but I can easily send another.
I think I will. Becuase when I donate, it will make it that much sweeter when the Dims are trounced in the mid-terms.
You idiots keep counting on your faith in your own bogus polls, but you don't really even truly believe them yourselves.
Becuase you know that your poll data is skewed from the start with oversampling of Dims and supposed "Indies".
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Hey Carl, click here for the job description.
Anon 10:49,
Go back to Faux News and see if they'll teach you basic polling methods. You know why they are sampling more Democrats and Independents (I'm not counting on you knowing, so I'll try my best to explain it the way a simple mind can understand)? When pollsters call random phone numbers, and ask people with what political party they affiliate themselves, FORMER republicans who have finally come around to the fact that Bush is an idiot and a criminal, are now calling THEMSELVES Democrats or independents. They are embarrassed to call themselves republicans, as well they should be. It's as simple as that. They aren't going through voter rolls and finding Democrats, they're going through the phone book.
Nice to see you there Heather (3/21/06, 10:05 PM).
At 3/21/2006 10:50 PM, Anonymous said...
Hey Carl, click here for the job description.
Fantastic:
Exactly how I pictured the responsibilities of the reporters at the fishwrap !
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I just sent a check in to the RNC but I can easily send another.
Please send them all your money and tell them to spend it on body armour for all those kids they are aborting on the battle fields in Iraq !
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Not only do they collect the (R)wrong wing Schmidt, but, they sling it at the progressive community who fights for their rights to speak freely ?
Talk about voting against your own economic interest !
Anon 9:53 am: More than one person grumlbed about Schmidt's official, taxpayer-funded staffer accompanying her to a campaign event. She shouldn't do it. Period.
Jean is not very popular with the people who were there. She knows it, because she would not ask the Hamilton County Republican Party executive committee for an endorsement. This is something which should be automatic for an incumbent.
To the anonymous writer who prefers bold lettering,
Give me one conclusive citation where the Republicans have stifled rights to speech in the last five years. If I can recall, I have seen more protests during this administration's term in office nationwide and worldwide than ever before in America history!!! I have also seen more character attack newspaper articles and vulgar bumper stickers during this administration compared to Clinton's. I don't recall a Waco-like incident either.
Give me one conclusive citation where the Republicans have stifled rights to speech in the last five years.
They tried to suppress free speech, but they couldn't do it !
Mr. Anon - Know nothing !
They tried, but they coundn't do it !
Wow bold font person. You truly are on the kook fringe of American politics. I'm sorry I even entered a discussion with you.
By the way, a group trying to have a domain name changed by arguing the RULE OF LAW is not stifling speech! Even if you did have to change your ridiculous webpage domain you would still be allowed to display it on the internet, silly liberal.
Give me one conclusive citation where the Republicans have stifled rights to speech in the last five years.
Try this for starters.
Of course you can't let disruptive guests into a speech!! The Democrats would do the same thing. Either come to listen and be respectful or go outside and chant and scream. They never barred someone from speaking at all, just from disturbing a prepared speech!! You make weak arguments bold letter person.
By the way, a group trying to have a domain name changed by arguing the RULE OF LAW is not stifling speech!
The rule of law governing domain names is federal not state trademark.
It is clear that their frivolous actions were an attempt to suppress speech as their request was for an injunction against even the use of the term hamilton county republican party.
Something, they do not own !
They thought they could get their cronies to subvert the citizens speech rights to shield the truth regarding their unlawful, deceiving and misleading judicial advertisements, period.
You are so blinded by the kool-aid, silly Wrong Wing Nut
They never barred someone from speaking at all, just from disturbing a prepared speech!!
The Democrats would do the same thing.
Wrong Wing Nut Know-Nothing:
I clearly remember a group of "should have been aborted" kids at a Kerry prepared speech where they screamed, yelled and protested right up front waving blue flip flops over their heads.
The Dem's knew they were there, permitted them to be there, and to protest.
Honorable Kerry made it a point to personally enter the crowd and meet with them, personally, after the speech.
Hardly, the action of speech suppression. Unlike your wrong wing party nuts.
You drink to much red kool-aid Wrong Wing Nut
You cannot see the truth for the blindness of your submissive servant mentality that the fanatics have preached to you.
Now go cover you head, like a good little wife.
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