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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Who Wants to Replace Ann McHale?
I saw him a few weeks ago, sitting at a Bethlehem City Council meeting. I figured he was just lost, but he may have been testing the waters. What I've hear, and this is strictly a rumor, is that Dietrich still wants McHale's seat. When he ran for it in 2007, he was crushed, 4,733 to 2,293.
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siftar? heckman? dawn of the dead...
ReplyDeleteI doubt Siftar could get elected given his past. I read Heckman has no plans to run.
ReplyDeleteI see the Long Kiddie Korps and the Callahan Cabal are already throwing stones.
Heaven forbid people who have experience and know how the County functions run. I mean we all need young career derm machine pol who needs a platform to move on from.
Sounds like we should call it, "Steve Barron Redux"
I am sorry to hear Heckman has no interest. He would be a good choice for Bethlehem.
ReplyDeletehow about Dana Grubb?
ReplyDeleteDana is focused like a laser on Bethlehem. Someone like Bob Pfenning, who has no political aspirations of which I'm aware, takes an interest n both County and City government. He'd be an excellent choice, but I doubt he could be talked into running. I'll try when I see him at the next meeting.
ReplyDeletezebrowski, jim stocklas, tony branco, joe long, jim gregory, ladd siftar,
ReplyDeleteWe don't need heckman, like Grucela he defends Gracedale. they don't know what the people want.
ReplyDeleteWe need knowledgeable people who understand the issues.
I don't ever post anonymous(but I have some history) but Ladd Siftar - god help us. Yes he knows and understands County Government but he has way too much baggage.
ReplyDeleteThere has to be someone else. Jim Gregory actually would be a good choice and I think he has calmed down with age.
Fortunately the bagger vote doesn't control District one. The voters there actually think for themselves without the need of Glenn Beck's advice.
ReplyDeleteCranium Power
Well, Ann McHale lost District 1 when she challenged Stoffa, so they are not always blind followers. It's an area capable of producing several highly qualified candidates from both parties.
ReplyDeleteI nominate steve melnick
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