Pepper survey: who should be president?
Hamilton County Commissioner David Pepper wants your opinion on the 2008 election. He's created a "citizen survey" and wants to know who you think will win, and what they're biggest challenges will be.
Click here to take the survey.
The survey is part of Pepper's latest newsletter to his constiutents. It also includes results from his last survey (What should be the county's top priorities?) and his report on other county business.
To sign up for the newsletter click here.
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at 3:50 PM, January 15, 2008 
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at 4:13 PM, January 15, 2008 
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at 4:33 PM, January 15, 2008 
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at 6:31 PM, January 15, 2008 
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at 7:48 PM, January 15, 2008 
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Post a Comment*Thank goodness! A commissioner finally doing something for the county.
This poll on who people think will be President will go a LOOOOOOONG way to solving the problems of the county.
I am particularly pleased that Commissioner Pepper decided to do this before addressing the jail problem. Perhaps there will never be a "Plan B" for the jail. I think that is very forward thinking.
Bravo, Commissioner Pepper. Bravo!
Uh . . . read the newsletter, you'll see that it is entirely dedicated to the work of the County he and the other commissioners are doing.
So are you saying that the Enquirer cherry-picked the most frivolous element of the commissioner's newsletter to report on and ignored the more important news in it?
I'm shocked. Shocked.
Oh for God's sake Jessica- can't you report that Pepper is a Clinton supporter so folks taking the survey might have some inkling as to why he's asking the question in the first place?
Enquirer reporters have got to be the laziest freaking people in all of God's Green Goodness.
Who else but Mickey Mouse? Minny?
Holy Cow!
Anon 4:33 - the survey doesn't seem tilted in any way toward any candidate.
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