During the Northampton County Executive race, Glenn Reibman's strategy was to appeal to the County's borough officials, meeting them at numerous diners throughout the County. He joked that he had no idea there were so many diners.
Well, we know his strategy failed, but he did win in some of these boroughs. Reibman won in East Bangor (by 4 votes), Portland (by 4 votes), Stockertown (by 1 vote) and West Easton (by 3 votes).
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013
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thanks god people saw threw him and did not vote him back there!!
ReplyDeleteHis ground game in Chapman could have been better. He just didn't put in the work up there.
ReplyDeleteI understand he broke down when he heard he lost Chapman. McClure took that hard, too.
ReplyDeleteWhy kick mr roboto when hes done? R u a sadist ?
ReplyDeleteI am a sadist, I'm told, but I am not kicking him. I am having a little fun with Chapman.
ReplyDeleteAnd the vote in Bangor Borough, home of mayor John Brown Sbrocchi?
ReplyDeleteHey Zoid, I hope somebody sees fit to "threw" you. Hater.
ReplyDeleteThe Callahan boys will be hitting reality hard in January in the county. It ain't no Bedlum, this is hardball.
"This is hardball." LOL. My god. The rough and tumble of Northampton County government.
ReplyDeleteAn NIZ for Chapman! The quarry offers endless possibilities and it already features the "pit" portion of money pit. It's a no-brainer (which is why it may intrigue local politicians).
ReplyDeleteYawwwnnn... back to the rocking chair at the rest home for Uncle Booty. The Fleckster can feed him his oatmeal.
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