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What the big money in the Dayton “primary” meant
Since the campaign finance reports rolled out, I’ve held back from analyzing or discussing them, because,…
Which candidates are: open, generous and connected?
Seth Godin asks today about “Open, generous and connected” Isn’t that what we seek from a co-worker,…
How much is a Dayton City Commissioner overpaid?
Kettering recently put a charter change on their ballot (something Daytonians would find nearly impossible because the…
When government goes political: misuse of authority in Dayton
According to the Dayton Daily News, Matt Joseph and Nan Whaley directed the city “public information…
The little neighborhood that could: South Park and its home tour
The kids’ book about “the little engine that could” is a parable for the South Park neighborhood in…
The best politicians money can buy: money first, legislate second
I’m a failure as a candidate, because I don’t want to raise scads of money to spend with media companies…
Risk; and electing challengers
Seth Godin wrote about risk and apparent risk today on his blog. And while the Dayton Daily News seems to think…
First time visitors: welcome, Dayton Daily News profiles review
The Dayton Daily News wrote three complete, yet very short, profiles today of Commissioner Nan Whaley, Commissioner…
The war of the yard signs. Not being waged in yards.
If memory serves correct, political yard signs are only to appear in yards- not public right of ways, abandoned lots,…
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