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Shorsteins slams Angela

Started by uptowngirl, August 22, 2008, 05:20:02 PM

uptowngirl

If he fired her for not doing the job then she may actually be electable, because as has become crystal clear Shorestein is hasn't done ANYTHING in years. Why would anyone think his slamming Angela would be a good thing LOL!

jbm32206

I agree, and being fired for insubordination can encompass so much and nothing at all...it's kind of a catch-all

jbm32206

I didn't think it was a good move on Plotkins behalf for Shorstein to do that commercial, and I it's not like it cleared up the issue as to why Corey was fired. I also feel that it didn't shed anything positive on Shorstein or Plotkin....and would prefer that candidates merely promote their own merits and discuss their goals...instead of working so hard at trying to undermine their opponent.

tufsu1

Quote from: stephendare on August 23, 2008, 12:35:25 PM
Most people are saying that his manner and word choice made him sound like a male chauvinist douchebag.

Its a pity.  I havent really had much contact with Shorstein for the past few years, but he used to be such a charming forward thinking kind of guy.  It would be a sad thing if that changed.



Shorstein didn't change...and that's why he endorses Plotkin...he is the forward-looking candidate...and yes, you could read that as meaniong he is the more progressive candidate (even though he is also a Republican).

RiversideGator

1)  I thought this was a non-partisan race.
2)  Notwithstanding this, I thought Plotkin was a Democrat and Corey a Republican. 

Are the above not true?

jbm32206

no, they're both republicans...at least that's what I recall it saying on my ballot

downtownparks

#6
Its not a non-partisan, but as there is no democrat to oppose them in Nov, the primary becomes an open primary. This is a little known loophole that some of the more predominant politicians have used to their advantage. A few years ago Corrine Brown had a primary opponent in Aug, but no November opponent. She knew that the primary would become an open primary, there by causing her some heartburn, so she had her good friend (Palatka city council woman I believe) have her son register as a write in candidate for the NOV race, there-by closing out the primary to non-dems, and ensuring her to yet another wasted term in congress (did I mention she has one of the worst attendance records in congress missing almost 10% of her votes http://www.govtrack.us/congress/person.xpd?id=400048&tab=votes)

downtownparks

Be that as it may, she closed a large chunk of her constituents out of the election by maneuvering to keep them from being able to vote for their elected congressional representation.

uptowngirl

Quote from: stephendare on August 24, 2008, 12:04:10 AM
I like Corrine Brown.   Its too bad that the springfield leadership has been so adversarial and anti Corrine.  She is their only US representative after all.


I don't like her; she has done nothing for our neighborhood. In fact I would go so far as to say she has gone out of her way to do nothing for our neighborhood. She doesn't show up for work, she takes "gifts" (normally known to you or I as BRIBES) and now she uses city resources to help herself instead of her more needy constituents. She is parasite, and I am not in any way shape or form Springfield Leadership. In fact I am not a JAX native so maybe that is why it was so easy to understand her for what she is so quickly;)

jbm32206

I also don't care for her, nor her politics....it's been said that she's done so much...personally, I fail to see that.

tufsu1

could I possibly bribe her to stop wearing those hideous jumpsuits  ;D

jbm32206

and those wigs...surely she can afford better ones

Driven1

Quote from: jbm32206 on August 24, 2008, 08:00:19 AM
I also don't care for her, nor her politics....it's been said that she's done so much...personally, I fail to see that.

Is Pat Lockett-Felder related to Corrine Brown?

jbm32206


jbm32206

there's always her statue to admire