Remember way back before the 2009 Fair when Danny Gordon and Alan Norman for Sheriff signs were going up. And at the Fair Mike Chapman joined in the Sheriff’s race with Danny and Alan. All had separate Campaign Booths from the Democrat Party Booth and all were announcing their intentions to run for Sheriff.
Author: Robert A. Williams
Who Should Pay for Political Party Primary Elections? By L.L.
In Primary Elections you only get to vote for Democrats and Republicans. If you are unaffiliated with the Democrat or Republican political parties, you can vote for the party candidates but you can NOT run for office yourself. That is…
Crime Control Encourages Economic Development
All Democrat and Republican Candidates at the Candidate Forums state that crime control is a necessary component in attracting and keeping business in Cleveland County.
May God help us all…
And to think, these folks are in charge of health care, General Motors, the IRS, National Security, banks…
CGG GOES PAPERLESS
Times have changed. Now, even the most local of elections cross county lines. These are the times of the internet-the electronic transfer of information. Actual paper newspapers are a thing of the past. Newspapers, like the Shelby Star, are going…
Politics of Roads by Robert A. Williams
The importance of Roads has been known for over 2,000 years. The Roman Empire was a major road builder, then railroads, the German Autobahn, the American Interstate system. Roads are necessary to move goods and services. The better the roads…
Lonely at the top?
Rick Shaffer, District Attorney for District 27-B: “I’m a Democrat, but some people may say I ain’t much of one”… just watch it for yourself and see.
Sheriff returns – department in chaos By Robert A. Williams
DEMOCRAT PARTY IN TURMOIL REPUBLICANS PILE ON!
Lazarus rose from the grave when Jesus called. Raymond Hamrick rose from his deathbed when he was called to the Board of Elections to make his last minute filing for Sheriff.
Susanna Speaks!
Democratic Party Feature Columnist
A Change of Mind
DCC Steals Courthouse by Robert A. Williams
The Cleveland County Commissioners voted 5-0 on March 18, 2008 to lease the Historic Courthouse to the Destination Cleveland County folks for one dollar per year for 10 years with a possible 10 additional year extension.