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Tag: Livingston County

To the Livingston County Democrats - those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones

By Republican Michigander, Section News
Posted on Fri Sep 03, 2010 at 01:52:45 PM EST
Tags: crime, Livingston County, Kevin Shopshire, Judy Daubenmier, Democrats, campaign finance (all tags)

Awhile back, Judy Daubenmier, Kevin Shopshire, (both former reporters part of the media) and the local democrats were going crazy about one of our county commissioners who was unopposed for election, from clicking the waiver wire. It was a mistake, a blunder, since corrected, but wasn't front page material.

The post primaries were due yesterday. After this broad shot fired across the board, I'm here to show in spades that those in glass houses should not throw stones. Whether it was due to malfeasance or just incompetence, Judy Daubenmier's crew screwed up. If you are going to fire off, you better be clean, because I can find where the skeletons are buried.

First, disclaimers. This violates the spirit of the law, and also the letter if internet websites are considered "print" or "broadcast" ads. Who paid for the dem commissioner websites? I'll get to that in a minute.

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