Holy moley Oley!
It seems like overnight a billion Jerry Oley for county commissioner campaign signs went up, including a billboard or two.
On the billboard, Jerry is violating one of the first lessons of advertising -- don't use unflattering pictures of yourself with your ad. It's not that Jerry is ugly. It's just that he looks a little like a mafia hitman on the billboard. His eyes, particularly, are downright spooky. Someone should be a pal and tell him that.
With all the signs, it makes you wonder how much money he's blowing on trying to get elected to the county board -- and what future political aspirations he might have. It almost looks like he's spending more money than he'll get back in salary. But I forgot, politicians aren't in it for the salary or the benefits or the retirement. They just want to serve the public.
Speaking of serving the public, is it too early to guess who's going to run for Monroe mayor?
So what. Let's guess anyway.
I say Al Cappuccilli will go for it again.
It almost looks like Mark Worrell is angling for it.
There's probably a good chance John Iacoangeli will make a bid.
Dark horses: John Martin, Andrew Smith, Brian Beneteau.
Anyone else care to throw some names/rumors in the mix?
And one last political note: Did anyone see the second debate for governor? If this keeps up, DeVos might win with the sympathy vote. He should just cancel the third debate, stay off of the TV and not open his mouth. He should fire whoever put him up to this in the first place. Seriously, at this point, his stands really don't matter anymore. He just needs to stay away from debates. This time if the polls don't show an uptick for Granholm the polling system has got to be flawed.
On the billboard, Jerry is violating one of the first lessons of advertising -- don't use unflattering pictures of yourself with your ad. It's not that Jerry is ugly. It's just that he looks a little like a mafia hitman on the billboard. His eyes, particularly, are downright spooky. Someone should be a pal and tell him that.
With all the signs, it makes you wonder how much money he's blowing on trying to get elected to the county board -- and what future political aspirations he might have. It almost looks like he's spending more money than he'll get back in salary. But I forgot, politicians aren't in it for the salary or the benefits or the retirement. They just want to serve the public.
Speaking of serving the public, is it too early to guess who's going to run for Monroe mayor?
So what. Let's guess anyway.
I say Al Cappuccilli will go for it again.
It almost looks like Mark Worrell is angling for it.
There's probably a good chance John Iacoangeli will make a bid.
Dark horses: John Martin, Andrew Smith, Brian Beneteau.
Anyone else care to throw some names/rumors in the mix?
And one last political note: Did anyone see the second debate for governor? If this keeps up, DeVos might win with the sympathy vote. He should just cancel the third debate, stay off of the TV and not open his mouth. He should fire whoever put him up to this in the first place. Seriously, at this point, his stands really don't matter anymore. He just needs to stay away from debates. This time if the polls don't show an uptick for Granholm the polling system has got to be flawed.
posted by The Observer at 10/11/2006 08:23:00 AM
1 Comments:
Here's the way I see it. I don't think Cappuccilli will run for Mayor again. I think that Mark Worrell will face off against John Iacoangeli, and I predict a lopsided win for Worrell, due to the fact that most are tired of all of the fingerpointing and negativity John Iacoangeli would bring back, not to mention that the City couldn't financially survive another two years of free spending on fixing up parks. As for your dark horses, I don't think any of them would run for Mayor, YET. I would almost bet that Martin doesn't run again for council, and I don't believe that Smith would stand a chance. Give Beneteau another term or two as a councilperson and then you may see him take a stab at it. Don't forget Burkett taking a run at Mayor as well. He is definitely the most experienced councilperson right now, so who knows.
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