One last debate
The candidates for Hamilton County commissioner have their final debate Wednesday night.
Incumbent Republican Phil Heimlich and Democrat challenger David Pepper will debate live from 7-8 p.m. on CET, channel 48. The debate will take place at the station's 1223 Central parkway studio.
The debate will be televised live. Streaming video is available at www.cetconnect.org.
That is the last scheduled debate between the opponents but they also will appear on television on "Newsmakers," a Channel 12 show that airs 11 a.m. Sunday. That show is taped Friday.
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at 5:06 PM, October 31, 2006 
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at 11:22 PM, October 31, 2006 
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at 11:12 PM, November 01, 2006 
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Post a Comment*It took the citizens a year of bashing the fishwRap, but, after endorsing Pepper look what they did today:
BRUNNER: A CLEAN SWEEP WITH OHIO NEWSPAPERS ENDORSED TODAY BY THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
October 31, 2006 – Columbus, OH – Today the Brunner Campaign makes it official, a clean sweep of all the major papers in Ohio. The Cincinnati Enquirer endorsed Jennifer Brunner to be Ohio’s next Secretary of State. The Enquirer endorsement is significant for the fact that it is Brunner’s opponent’s hometown paper. Given the fact that her opponent is currently the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts, this endorsement is particularly telling. Hartmann has not been impressive, even in his own recent community.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
October 31, 2006
“We believe that Democrat Jennifer Brunner's experience as an attorney specializing in election law and, later, as a respected Franklin County Common Pleas Court judge, make her the better choice.” This quote is significant as Brunner’s opponent has repeatedly attacked her judicial record.
“Brunner's deep understanding of Ohio election laws and her track record of fairness give her the edge in this race,” continued The Enquirer.
“Brunner has also clearly articulated a plan to better recruit and train poll workers, expand the pool of registered voters and equally distribute and regulate the use of voting machines,” the Enquirer further opined.
The Enquirer commended Brunner’s plans for the office which include a comprehensive plan to combat identity theft plan, plans to make business filings with the Secretary of State more efficient and user friendly and her experience in tackling election fraud as a special prosecutor.
“It's part of the mature, comprehensive perspective Brunner brings to the office, developed over years of solid service and rare expertise in election issues,” concluded The Enquirer.
“I am honored by the overwhelming statewide media support I have received,” said Brunner. “As Secretary of State, I will work with diligence for the citizens of Southwestern Ohio and all of the state to improve elections, and especially to ensure a fair process that serves as a national model in the upcoming Presidential election,” added Brunner.
My goodness ...
my my my ...
Good choice
Gosh, I hate to admit it, but, I truly feel sorry for that wRong wingnut whacko hindlick !
To act like he somehow is confused and vaguely remembers incidents revealed an obvious character flaw that he is willing to lie !
It looked soooooooo phony !
hindlick is desperate referring to nit-whit and melba t.o.a.s.t. !
Anyone, in hamilton county, outside of their little niche despise them as the ultimate wRong wingnut whackos !
Bad choice to use that gang as a reference !
poor, poor, phil !
PATHETIC !
HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2006 !
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