Happy Birthday, John Cranley
Cincinnati Councilman John Cranley turns 34 today. That's 34 - not 24. He just looks 24, Mayor Mark Mallory joked.
Cranley's staff bought him a cake, and his colleagues sang Happy Birthday.
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Post a Comment*And he's still an arrogant prick.
has John gone through puberty yet?
Should have smashed the cake in his face.
Another hardhitting, on-point post relevant to her assignment.
Keep up the good work, Jane! Woodward & Bernstein had nothing on you.
Cranley is the best politician money could buy.
Cranley is the poster child for serving the few at the expense of the many (re: Price Hill).
Any fellow who eats peanut butter & jelly sandwiches and keeps a photo of RFK on his wall is OK in my book! Happy B/day and many more. PS Aren't those "anonymous" comments clever?!
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