Thinking of you.... R & M Tires of Circleville Our friends at R & M Tires were robbed overnight. Apparently it was a group of people who broke in and took quite a bit of merchandise and also tools. This was no in and out job. If you are a customer of Tonya and Rons please make sure you keep your business there as they will need business to recoop from this hit. Wishing Nancy a speedy recovery from her recent surgery  OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES To the Neff Family On the passing of Terry Neff Our thoughts and prayers are with you.... Condolences to the Adkins family and to the Municipal Court .... ~ Rest in peace your honor~ ....  March 26 It's been two years since you went away. I miss you so much Daddy. I will always be your little girl. Love Cindel HUGE THANKS To everyone who has emailed, called, and helped me out while I recover from surgery. (Especially the home cooked meals!) I love and appreciate you all! Sherry I am proud to say that Sherry Veazey is my campaign chairperson and a very good one. She and I share a deep sense of public service. When we see wrongs in the public arena, we do our best to right them. We don't seek refuge in cowardice. We share a common decision process regarding our actions in the public interest, "If it is the right thing to do, we do it. If it is wrong, we don't." That makes almost all decisions easy. We know that the course may not be easy, but we have broad shoulders. It has been gratifying that others have stepped forward to share the load in the quest to promote integrity in public office. All of the names are not publicly known, but, I can tell you that they comprise a group of which Pickaway County can be justly proud. Others should follow their example. The procedures which Sherry has initiated with regard to the the Pickaway County Democratic Party Central Committee and the Pickaway County Board of Elections are not related to my campaign. But, I am aware of much of the background for them and commend her for her public service in those pursuits. Right does make might! Those windmills will fall. Bring on those windmills. Bill Conner 7th Congessional Candidate Bush pressed hard for War in Iraq I must strongly disagree with Ms. Cooperider in her letter “Bush didn’t wage war by himself” of 19 December. The selling of the Iraq War was a Machiavellian masterpiece from Karl Rove’s and Dick Cheney’s office. The Congressional vote authorizing this un-American strike-first war was deliberately placed before Congress just before the 2002 elections with the nation’s ability to think rationally still impaired from the head injury of 11 September 2001. It was for political gain. The trouble is, he was wrong. Mr. Bush, with his rigid, fundamentalist thinking, was unable to consider any views other than the neocons, he ignored warnings that Iraq would disintegrate into sectarian civil war: warnings his father heeded after the first Iraq War. Mr. Bush thus believed that his Hollywood “Top Gun” political photo-op under the “Mission Accomplished” banner of May 2003 would insure Republican dominance for decades. Trouble is, he was wrong, totally wrong, a bullheaded, angry, self-righteous warrior that has damaged the United States standing in the world, and our national character for years to come. Brad Cotton Former Lt. U.S. Army Just a note thank everyone who signed my petition for County Commissioner. I appreciate your support and confidence in me. I promise I will work hard for our Democratic candidates in 2008. Sincerely Sherry 'Cares deeply about solving' problems This endorsement of William Conner was provided by Dan Saks of Clark County. He is president of Saks & Associates, a software training and consultant company. Most of us are very disappointed in our congressional representatives. They have let the Defense Department mismanage the Iraq war, done little to enhance our national security, left millions without adequate health care, failed to protect Social Security, eroded environmental protection and civil liberties and run up huge budget deficits. Dave Hobson has had many chances to address these problems, and has failed. He does not deserve another term. Bill Conner is a bright, caring man. He has given much thought to the problems our country faces, and he cares deeply about solving them. He will work to disentangle us from Iraq, shore up national security, eliminate the budget deficit, protect Social Security and preserve civil liberties. He will resist the corrupting influences of Washington. Give him a chance to represent us. Vote for Bill Conner. 
Jerry Thanks for being there for me...Sherry Enjoyed the event at Roundtown Cafe. Thanks! Brad Cotton From the Ohio Daily Blog Democrat is knocking on the door of the 7th Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 12/03/2007 - 3:39pm. Bill Conner got 39.4 % of the vote against Hobson. That was the best showing by a Democrat in the 7th District since 1982. The typical Democrat percentage in the 7th is 26 - 28%. In second runs against the same incumbent, Democrats typically improve 6%. The last time a Democrat ran against an incumbent and then a new Republican candidate (as now) was in 1988 and 1990. Jack Spira got 26% against DeWine and then 38% against Hobson. 39.4% + 12% = 51.4% So Conner is knocking on the door. Thanks to everyone who donated and helped out with the 4th ward race. We knew it would it be tough to beat a sitting assistant prosecuting attorney with plenty of name recognition but we gave him a run for his money. If the Democrats in that ward would have simply turned out we would have taken that council seat. The fact that Hess ran as an Independant (normally Republican) factored into it too.Congratulations to Bob Bensonhaver on his win! Once again, good Democratic leadership from the county party would have helped out tremendously in these city races. Let's hope that the D's on council will be able to get something accomplished for the city, they will have a hard road ahead with a Republican Mayor. Again, thanks so much for your help and support Sherry Veazey Jeremy Browning |