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Wednesday, May 20, 2015

UNOFFICIAL: Ron Angle Has Enough Write-Ins to Run For Controller

According to the unofficial tally, Ron Angle will be on the ballot this Fall as the Republican candidate for Controller. That's bad news for incumbent Steve Barron, who has been effective in recent years. It's worse news for John Brown, who has been a disaster as Executive and is sitting on a slush fund of casino table games revenue.

25 comments:

  1. How about MezzaCooCoo

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  2. She is on the ballot bc she was unopposed in the R primary. She will lose in the Fall.

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  3. As far as the West Easton primary goes all I can say is that Al Davis is alive and well.

    Al Davis was a terrific victim, until Al Davis became one one.

    Al Davis meet Kelly Gross

    toot-a-loo sweetie....retire that pink gavel and stay home.

    Upon information thought to be reliable, Mezzacappa is elated, and is dropping both seats. She will not be on the November ballot. The problem in West Easton is now solved, and she does not need to hold office. The ballot is stacked with worthy candidates who will right the ship.

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  4. Two years ago, Angle would have had a real chance of defeating blubbery Barron, but no more. Steve has been born again thanks to his new foil, John Brown. He has been the incompetent Brown's biggest nemesis and has scored points with the electorate in exposing Brownstain's crookedness. There already was a huge throng of Angle-haters out there, now add those who admire Barron for his attacks on Brown and he is positioned to win in a landslide. Angle's only hope is to attack the Brown administration himself. Attacking Barron will backfire. Angle must realize that this vote is a referendum on the corrupt Brown administration. He must convince voters that he will be as tough a watchdog of Brown as Barron has been.

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  5. I'm certain voters have had quite enough of Ron Angle. He's been thrown out by his compatriots on council and by voters, as well. Even Peg Ferraro did the dirty on him when she had the chance. He's just not liked by most people who know him. While he likely wears his unpopularity like a badge of honor, the Ron Angle era has passed in Northampton County.

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  6. I say he wins by 8%. Ron wins

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  7. Agreed. The Ron Angle show has run its course., People want solutions not theatrics. Why did he run anyway.

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  8. One word - EGO.

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  9. Ron should do the right thing and not accept the nomination. He is not qualified to be the controller.

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  10. He's arguably more qualified than the buffoon who currently holds the office. Baron has no accounting or finance background, whatsoever. He rarely performed audits, until he began to run for re-election. He lied about being full-time, until he was caught teaching day classes.

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  11. Brown has put NORCO in the toilet, vote for Ron and he'll pull the handle!

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  12. Ron understands Wills so I'm for him.

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  13. And Assise beat incumbent Constable Doug Fulmer despite your and his slam campaign.

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  14. I wrote one story about Assise the day before the election. It was hardly a campaign. And I am right. Be should never have been elected. Fortunately, magistrates decide which constables they want to use. My guess is that Assise will get no work.hopefully, Fulmer is appointed Deputy and picks right up.

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  15. Hopefully Mr. Assise sues your sorry ass. You are trying to destroy his earning a living with your character assassination. Any judge would find in his favor. What you have said in your comment is defamation of character i8th malicious intent.

    Mr. Assise won't get much from your broke ass but he can get a judgment on your future assets and take your laptop.

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  16. Mezzacappa, Assise was let go at four different departments, admitted to the use of excessive force, and went to trail on charges of receiving stolen lobsters for his bar. Now go away.

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  17. Criminal defendants like to support each other.

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  18. This ensures a Democratic sweep in November. Democrats will come out in droves to keep the Ron Angle circus out of county government.

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  19. It will be interesting to see how many votes Ronnie actually got from the county. I would guess the Slate Belt was the only area that provided those write in votes in enough volume to get him on the ballot. Barron is on a roll now and he has seen the light. Ron will have to attack Brown in a big way to push Stevie aside.

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  20. 7:05 if a mailer went out or call's we're make to R's in the County, Ron should get about 6 1/2% of the R's that voted about 710 votes. Not many but for a write-in just OK. It will be fun to see what happens in Nov. Will see if I'm right soon.

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  22. The Barron-Angle race will be wild. They will both be slinging mud like crazy. They know that, you know that and their consultants know that.

    Yet you are already censoring the facts of this race? It is easy to see one of your mancrushes is running. It will be long campaign season.

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  23. I delete you mostly bc I don't like you.

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  24. I wrote Mr Angle in because he when on active duty in the U.S.Marine Corps was chosen for duty in our nations capital.He was one of the best to be sent to Washington. His demeanor is above and beyond that of most men . But he gets results, he gets things done ,he is not a sissy,and does not rool over.

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  25. The closest Ron Angle ever got to the White House was probably the horse stables shoveling horseshit. In those days the psychological test was can you walk. Once in they would not let that nut anywhere near the Capitol, let alone the
    White House, right??
    'LOL

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