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Get Real

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Oct 27, 2009
 
so who is gonna run? Paper said we will have an empty seat.
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Oct 29, 2009
 
There are rumors that Parnell Vann a local business owner will run, Cammie Hambrice who sits on the A&P Commission, Ken Sibley the owner of KVMA and a friend of the current mayor. I have thought about running and still thinking. The very first thing I would do above all else is go on an all out assault against crime, reduce poverty, and improve education. Crime spruces it's ugly head due to poverty, lack of after school education help, and opportunity. We need to declare war on crime, period. People are paying the max amount on their taxes and getting minimal amount of returns.
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#3
Oct 29, 2009
 
You got my vote!!!!
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Oct 29, 2009
 
I want to create a new, more modern economy for Magnolia, and try to become more technologically advanced and improve the quality of life for Magnolians.
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#5
Oct 30, 2009
 
The paper had Leonard McKinney and Sam Whitelaws name in it. Personally, I'm not impressed with any of these people. Ken Sibley won't be running. Parnell Vann will be running because I see him kissing butt all over town. He would actually be a worse mayor than what we have now. For the sake of Magnolia, I hope we have others that throw their name in the ring.
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#6
Oct 31, 2009
 
I don't know who Mr. McKinney is but Sam Whitelaw would be a very easy target to beat. A city councilman with the current problems going on..... he'll be very easy to beat.
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Nov 2, 2009
 
Here's what I've heard about those two people so far. Those names have been mentioned by others, but those two have not formally said they would run.
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Nov 5, 2009
 
Danny Layton? James Moore?
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Nov 5, 2009
 
I was told by james moore's wife that he is thinking of getting out of the city's politics because no one of the city government wants to get anything done. I dont know about Layton
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#10
Nov 5, 2009
 
Of the names above, Cammie Hambrice would be the best candidate. She has a get-it-done personality, understands the difficulty of running a business, and appreciates the importance of style and tone in getting people to follow one's leadership. Don't want to dis any of the rest -- several have their qualities. Magnolians have a tendency to vote more for people with agreeable personalities than strictly on ability, which would seem to give Sam an edge, but again, of these, Cammie strikes me as the most capable.
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#11
Nov 5, 2009
 
Cammie probably would, but she also has a strong voice with the council. Anyone that has to do with any type of government is vulnerable now.
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Nov 5, 2009
 
Razorback84 wrote:
Cammie probably would, but she also has a strong voice with the council. Anyone that has to do with any type of government is vulnerable now.
I highly doubt the disgust with government trickles down to a city-level. The outrage you see is aimed at Obama and his goons who are trying to ruin America.

Correction: they already have ruined America. Many just haven't realized it yet.

Anyway. No new rumors in the Banner News today. I've heard a few other names bouncing around, but as far as I know they could be total rumors, so I'll refrain till I hear something more definitive.
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Nov 5, 2009
 
No Get Real you forget, every single incumbent lost in the election of 2009 that ran in a race. Yea the Republicans won 2 races, they also lost 2 districts that were heavily Republican. People's outrage has nothing to do with Obama. The People are tired of getting shafted, EVERY single incumbent is in trouble. I study politics and work in the field of politics and work with the US Congress. I know what goes on and how people feel towards Congress. No matter what kind of government it is. ALL POLITICS ARE LOCAL. People vote based on their situation first above everything else.
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Nov 6, 2009
 
Razorback84 wrote:
No Get Real you forget, every single incumbent lost in the election of 2009 that ran in a race. Yea the Republicans won 2 races, they also lost 2 districts that were heavily Republican. People's outrage has nothing to do with Obama. The People are tired of getting shafted, EVERY single incumbent is in trouble. I study politics and work in the field of politics and work with the US Congress. I know what goes on and how people feel towards Congress. No matter what kind of government it is. ALL POLITICS ARE LOCAL. People vote based on their situation first above everything else.
We'll see friend.

If you have a connection to Obama, healthcare, or this stupid "cap and trade" bill, I'd suggest YOU look for another line of work.

For you to suggest the city council or JP's are in "danger" because they are incumbents is naive.
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Nov 6, 2009
 
Get real, I never said that I was connected to anyone. All I said is that I study politics, work in the field of politics, and do work with the US Congress. So stop trying to add words into my statements and digest better the language that I wrote. As far as JP's they only hear cases, they don't set economic policies, create laws, or have to provide for the security of the people. They are strictly for interpretations and rulings of the law. As far ac city council, if a person who is strong enough and has a track record of producing good results and run against a current city council man who has produced almost no results and has let Magnolia go into decay;then yes, the are all vulnerable. And for you sir, to pretend that they are not is a naive statement.
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Nov 6, 2009
 
Razorback84 wrote:
Get real, I never said that I was connected to anyone. All I said is that I study politics, work in the field of politics, and do work with the US Congress. So stop trying to add words into my statements and digest better the language that I wrote. As far as JP's they only hear cases, they don't set economic policies, create laws, or have to provide for the security of the people. They are strictly for interpretations and rulings of the law. As far ac city council, if a person who is strong enough and has a track record of producing good results and run against a current city council man who has produced almost no results and has let Magnolia go into decay;then yes, the are all vulnerable. And for you sir, to pretend that they are not is a naive statement.
Hate to break it to you, but this did happen a few years ago. I think every single person that challenged an incumbent for city council got beat. Remember Steve Carrington and Joe Bussell running?
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Nov 6, 2009
 
The political environment was different then Get Real.
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Nov 8, 2009
 
We'll see. You seem to think there is a connection between po-dunk local elections and national elections. It's just not true, but if you want to think so, more power to you.
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#19
Nov 8, 2009
 
Yes, get real I do, and any smart politician will tell you, All politics are local. People elect leaders to represent them and bring home the bacon, if you don't bring home the bacon, you don't get re-elected.
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#20
Nov 9, 2009
 
Oh yeah! Let's put Fanny Hamazz in there. What a Gr8 idea! Although, truthfully...ANY azz is better that the one that"s been incumbent.
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