> Ray wrote:
>
> anyway, I've been seeing a lot of bob brady signs out and
> about. what do people here think of him? [I have no opinion]
>
I believe that of all of the candidates, the one who would continue the
"traditions" of the Philadelphia machine is Bob Brady. He has been chairman
of the
I don't know much about the man's politics, but I've seen him speak twice and
he made Mayor Street seem downright eloquent in comparison.
I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of "Bob Brady for
Mayor" signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch drywall
screws.
If we are permitting Political "advertisements" this week, I'll counter
with
Michael Nutter for Mayor.
http://www.nutter2007.com
Nutter has the brains, experience, track record, persistence, smarts and
plan to improve our city and the prospects for our citizens.
I think it is ter
In a message dated 4/29/2007 7:48:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of "Bob Brady
for Mayor" signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch drywall
screws.
A response to this weekend's incurs
Kyle said:
"I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of "Bob Brady
for Mayor" signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch
drywall screws."
Kyle,
"3 inch drywall screws"?
Unless you removed them to measure, I can only conclude that you are the guy
who screwed
Fattah has the best plan for our city. Fattah has ability to get his
plan done on
the city, state, and federal levels. Fattah has the best public service
record. Fattah
is the only candidate who is running on an anti-poverty/equal
opportunity agenda.
Fattah believes you need to do more than just
In a message dated 5/2/2007 2:29:46 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If we are permitting Political "advertisements" this week, I'll counter with
... Tom Knox, who should be working on saving his soul, not the city. His
"success" in business, stands squarely on the ben
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it any wonder voices like that below are heard from
campus as local university grads vote with their feet and
leave Philly, election cycle after election cycle:
*let's just give up* posted 04/03/07 @ 5:28 PM EST
Philadelphia sucks. When I graduate, I'm taking my Iv
Business is Business. That¹s how businesses make money.
Tom Knox is not the first person nor the last person to bleed Inner-City
People of Color.
Supermarkets, (most notably ACME Markets amongst others), Banks, Stores,
Libraries, Restaurants, Schools, etc.
That doesn¹t mean Knox is necessarily
is appropriately. The trustees
ignore them and we're stuck with UCD.
Penn, please listen to your own experts.
Glenn
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From: "UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 5
I agree 100% with everything in Liz's post. Michael Nutter did a great job
in City Council, especially by managing to pass the smoking ban and ethics
reforms despite the Mayor's personal dislike for him. That was really HARD,
to
pull together enough Council votes despite his lack of su
In a message dated 5/2/2007 4:43:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I agree 100% with everything in Liz's post.
See, Michael's a uniter. ;-)
Bruce McCullough
** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
>From Melanie --
"I agree 100% with everything in Liz's post. "
Wow. Just, WOW! This has to be a first!
Seriously, I'm with you on this one, too. I respect both Fattah and
Evans, but think they would best serve the city by continuing to do what
they do. That Nutter has been able to push a
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Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 4:39 PM
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Subject: Vote for Nutter: [was: Re: [UC] Bob Brady Supported by Bored
Carpenters]
I agree 100% with everything in Liz's post. Michael Nutter did a grea
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