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Jeff Cramerding: PAID!
Saturday, November 03, 2007
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Jeff Cramerding, Executive Director of the Charter Party, has been paid tens of thousands of dollars for being on Chris Bortz’s election payroll. (As of now, that link is not totally up-to-date, so the amount paid to Cramerding is likely to be significantly larger.) The Charter Party endorsed Chris Bortz, but they never indicated that their Executive Director was on their endorsed candidate’s payroll. The other candidates endorsed by Charter (Melanie Bates and Joan Kaup) have not been paying Jeff Cramerding.
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School Board Candidates at NAACP
Sunday, November 04, 2007
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 Apartment Association Says NO to Jeff Berding!
Thursday, November 01, 2007
The Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Apartment Association is reportedly sending the following flyer to their membership list representing 30,000 rental units in the City. This single flyer could be one of the biggest anti-Berding campaign moves attempting to give Jeff Berding what he deserves: an eviction notice from City Council!
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• Cincinnati Federalists Still the Norm?
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COAST: Jeff Berding is a Phoney!
Friday, November 02, 2007
Jeff Berding pisses people off from all ends of the political spectrum. Click the thumbnail to see a full size of a recent COAST mailing!
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Bearman Editorial Cartoon: Recycle Campaign Signs and Campaign Promises
Monday, November 05, 2007
Another election...another round of unkept promises.
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Cincinnati Federalists Still the Norm?
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This weekend, I was reading some displays in the Cincinnati History Museum at Union Terminal. Having a degree in Literature, History was never one of my biggest focal points—so words like “Federalism” have never meant much to me. But one display panel caught my attention—and I wondered if not much has changed in Cincinnati’s political landscape since the early 19th century. The panel claimed that while, in the early 1800s, much of Ohio was a Republican stronghold, Cincinnati remained a base for the Federalists, who believed in rule by the monied elite. Sounds pretty much like the race for City Council in 2007, where businessmen and lawyers have raised over a quarter of a million dollars to hold on to their part-time job offering the glory of political power. | Read More »
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Gov. Ted Strickland Slights Gerald “Jeff” Berding
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
In a recent piece of campaign material sent by Ted Strickland, flailing City Council candidate Jeff Berding got slighted through discreet name placement which ranks him dead last among endorsed Democrats. The move shows the total lack of faith the Democratic Party has in Jeff Berding, and it is a suitable message for what many consider the final week of campaigning in Berding’s impotent political career.
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