Re-cycling a campaign theme developed by Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack (who, by the way, does not seem to have a column any more) out of a complaint made by then McHenry County GOP Chairman Bill LeFew, who vigorously opposed … Continue reading
Re-cycling a campaign theme developed by Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack (who, by the way, does not seem to have a column any more) out of a complaint made by then McHenry County GOP Chairman Bill LeFew, who vigorously opposed … Continue reading
When a newspaper employee writes political columns and plays a role in candidate endorsement interview sessions, should that be made public? That’s a pertinent question, it seems to me. McHenry County residents have seen how Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack’s … Continue reading
When a newspaper employee writes political columns and plays a role in candidate endorsement interview sessions, should that be made public? That’s a pertinent question, it seems to me. McHenry County residents have seen how Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack’s … Continue reading
Yesterday’s explaination of the free luncheon held after (and even during) the judicial swearing in ceremonies ended with the teaser that today’s article would talk about how it was financed. That was also the day that the judges, lawyers and … Continue reading
Yesterday’s explaination of the free luncheon held after (and even during) the judicial swearing in ceremonies ended with the teaser that today’s article would talk about how it was financed. That was also the day that the judges, lawyers and … Continue reading
Amy Mack, the former Northwest Herald’s hit piece reporter and intimidator of unwelcome candidates, now works for the Daily Herald. She did several hit pieces on me during 1998 and 2000 elections, using my ex-wife’s divorce filings, among other sources, … Continue reading
Amy Mack, the former Northwest Herald’s hit piece reporter and intimidator of unwelcome candidates, now works for the Daily Herald. She did several hit pieces on me during 1998 and 2000 elections, using my ex-wife’s divorce filings, among other sources, … Continue reading
Well, I guess I was wrong. I apologize to the defense attorneys who want McHenry County State’s Attorney out of office hoping to get more negotiating prowess with challenger Dan Regna. The woman who wrote the original hit piece on … Continue reading
Well, I guess I was wrong. I apologize to the defense attorneys who want McHenry County State’s Attorney out of office hoping to get more negotiating prowess with challenger Dan Regna. The woman who wrote the original hit piece on … Continue reading
Richard Kelly, who is challenging McHenry County Auditor Pam Palmer, gave me permission to publish the following letter to Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack: Dear Ms. Mack: On today’s date, I received an anonymous mailing at my home residence, which … Continue reading
Wish I had seen the hit piece on McHenry County State’s Attorney Lou Bianchi that arrived late last week. I didn’t get one yet, but readers in Cary, Crystal Lake and Harvard reported its receipt. (If you got one, please … Continue reading
Richard Kelly, who is challenging McHenry County Auditor Pam Palmer, gave me permission to publish the following letter to Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack: Dear Ms. Mack: On today’s date, I received an anonymous mailing at my home residence, which … Continue reading
Wish I had seen the hit piece on McHenry County State’s Attorney Lou Bianchi that arrived late last week. I didn’t get one yet, but readers in Cary, Crystal Lake and Harvard reported its receipt. (If you got one, please … Continue reading
Yesterday, McHenry County Blog printed the text of the police report that Huntley School District 158 Board member Aileen Seedorf filed on November 15th with the Algonquin Police Department. After reading Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack’s column, it’s pretty obvious … Continue reading
Yesterday, McHenry County Blog printed the text of the police report that Huntley School District 158 Board member Aileen Seedorf filed on November 15th with the Algonquin Police Department. After reading Daily Herald columnist Amy Mack’s column, it’s pretty obvious … Continue reading
John Coonen of the Crystal Lake Network has a poll going on the McHenry County College baseball stadium. He also wrote a piece about the public hearing on Governor Rod Blagojevich’s vetoes. It’s worth reading. And, his musings on how … Continue reading
John Coonen of the Crystal Lake Network has a poll going on the McHenry County College baseball stadium. He also wrote a piece about the public hearing on Governor Rod Blagojevich’s vetoes. It’s worth reading. And, his musings on how … Continue reading
I had heard that someone from Cary had written a letter to the Northwest Herald encouraging me to switch from blogging to running for office again, but I didn’t see it. Yesterday, I received a missive from the letter writer … Continue reading
I had heard that someone from Cary had written a letter to the Northwest Herald encouraging me to switch from blogging to running for office again, but I didn’t see it. Yesterday, I received a missive from the letter writer … Continue reading
