Pepper: Don't blame me
It took just a few hours for The Enquirer front-page story today -- that notes U.S. Census information noting Cincinnati's population was falling was wrong -- to be used in a political race.
Here is a press release sent at 12:27 p.m. today by the campaign for David Pepper, the Democrat trying to oust incumbent Republican Hamilton County Commissioner Phil Heimlich.
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Post a Comment*That is what I like about David Pepper !
He is always aware of current events and willing to take concrete information and work for "change" !
What a leader !
No wonder the Enquirer endorsed him !
Vote Pepper for County Commission !
Citizens seeking a good quality of life CUT AND RUN from Heimlich's reign because he undermines the programs that support our community values by de-funding and dismantling them - hurting seniors, foster children, struggling working families, etc.
Yes, I love David Pepper and all our white City Councilman too! Look at all the great things they've done for the city.
Under David Pepper's leadership our city has been revitalized. Crime has been virtually eliminated. The murder rate has dropped bigtime. The Banks project has been completed. We didn't suffer a police slowdown or fire brownout. And the city's finances are better than ever.
I hope David Pepper can do for our county what he's done for our city. David Pepper for Commish!
Yes, I love David Pepper and all our white.....
Pepper is black ?
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