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Thursday, November 08, 2007

F.O.P. Election

We mentioned last week the race for Cincinnati's police union presidency, which seems like it will put incumbent Kathy Harrell, the first woman ever to hold the position, against challenger Don Meece.


Meece said he would be elevating the level of campaigning, but we didn't quite expect this: http://www.donmeeceforfoppresident.com/.


It's a professional campaign Web site hosted by http://www.campaignsecrets.com/. Among the clients: the Republican parties of Colorado, Texas, Tennessee; North Carolina, Georgia and Delaware.


The site gives candidates tips on fund-raising, Web site development and communication. Even dealing with the media.


(We don't much care for this piece of advice on dealing with media: "One of the most common mistakes candidates make during interviews is allowing reporters to control the topic, tone, and pace of the interview. Reporters accomplish this with all kinds of tricks like speeding up, slowing down, addressing random topics, interrupting, acting upset, disagreeing, and that’s just the beginning.") Tricks?


Nominations happen later this month, with officers voting Dec. 17.


6 Comments:

at 6:14 PM, November 08, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Don,
Nice website. I used the same company for my website. I ran for City Council (and lost) but I wish you better results than I had.

Steve Pavelish
www.pavelish.com

 
at 9:47 AM, November 09, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

You know the only union I could care less about is the FOP Union.

 
at 1:43 PM, November 09, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Don mentions nothing in his platform about keeping the gains of the Collaborative Agreement or his support of CPOP. He says nothing about improving police community relations, which should be a part of any platform for someone seeking the office. Police community relations have dramatically improved since the implementaion of the Collaborative Agreement.

 
at 5:22 PM, November 09, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

And crime has skyrocketed

 
at 7:12 PM, November 10, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Who gets credit for endorsing Laketa Cole? President Harrell? Or was Meece on the FOP Nominating Committee?

After that idiotic FOP endorsement, Cole punched a pregnant woman, then said the police lied about her attempts to stay anonymous.

 
at 9:35 AM, November 11, 2007 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh, please let me echo that: AND CRIME HAS GONE THROUGH THE ROOF!

Hey, let's keep that scam going!

 
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