Previous posts have laid out the facts as seen by Plaintiffs Kerri Barber and Katherine Dickerson, who are suing fellow Democrats they label as “Centrists.” The suit was brought by former McHenry County Board and Algonquin Township Trustee candidate Kerri … Continue reading
The next part of Kerri Barber’s suit against the McHenry County Democratic Party Chairman Mike Bissett, his wife Paula Yensen, Party Vice Chair Kristina Zahorik and State Senate candidate Nancy Zettler now moves to the November Central Committee meeting. “In … Continue reading
The mass removal of Democratic Precinct Committeemen by Democratic Party Chairman Mike Bissett shows up next in the suit. “On October 17, 2017, Defendant Bisset (sic) removed many precinct committee members, including Plaintiff Barber. “Following these removals, Defendant Bisset held … Continue reading
The recitation of facts from the viewpoint of the Progressive McHenry County Democrats filing the suit against the Establishment “Centrists” continues with information about Defendants attacking “a family member.” The family member turns out to be Plaintiff Kerri Barber’s husband, … Continue reading
According to the suit filed by Kerri Barber and Katherine Dickerson, Nancy Zettler, internet publisher and now the Democratic candidate running against Republican State Senator Karen McConnaughay, thought the two had a conflict of interest because their company, Heroic Media, … Continue reading
Yesterday, the introduction of the lawsuit filed by self-proclaimed “Progressive” Democrat Kerri Barber and her business associate Katherine Dickerson against Democrats the two label “Centrists”–Michael Bissett, Paula Yensen, Kristina Zahorik and Nancy Zettler–was outlined. Today, some of the “facts” from … Continue reading
A press release from Patrick Murfin: Labor Day Celebration Returns to Woodstock Square Woodstock—The third annual Labor Day Celebration on historic Woodstock Square returns on Monday September 4 from 11 to 2 pm. The event celebrates the courage, solidarity, and … Continue reading
Sitting in the shade watching the Lake in the Hills Labor Day Weekend Parade, I was, as usual, looking for political tea leaves. The first was a candidate for the Democratic Party nomination for Congress–Jim Walz. Walz was the party … Continue reading
The last series of Democratic Party signs I published noted that Jack Franks’ was missing. I wondered if that was because the homeowner was a Bernie Sanders supporter and Jack Franks had been a Hillary Clinton Delegate. I was admonished … Continue reading
Below are the results of the Mock Election put on by the McHenry County League of Women Voters at the Huntley High School. Here are the number of students who voted from each grade: 9th – 267 10th – 268 … Continue reading
Here are the Mock Election results for those voting in Jacobs High School: A lot of Jacobs High School is in Algonquin Township where Peter Roskam is the Republican candidate for re-election to Congress. Randy Hultgren and Jim Walz are … Continue reading
And, so did the other Republicans on which McHenry teens voted. You can see the results below: … Continue reading
Someone else will have to tell readers what happened in the comment section, because I was at an Informed Choices banquet in Kildeer Thursday night. The crowd does not seem particularly robust. The two are running to replace retiring State … Continue reading
Driving on Hillside Drive in Ridgefield, I found signs for pretty much every Democratic Party candidate on the ballot. There was one for Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine. Congressional candidate Jim Walz was represented. The Democrat who would replace Jack … Continue reading
Previously, I’ve covered the Jack Franks part of Crystal Lake’s 4th of July Parade (held on July 3rd). Now, let’s look at the other Democrats, who were marching separately. Jim Roden, County Board candidate for District 2, was riding in … Continue reading
There is a three-way primary fight for the Democratic Party nomination in the 14th Congressional District. Spring Grove resident John Hosta, Plainfield resident Jesse Maggitt and Jim Walz of Gurnee are facing off. The Daily Herald has decided to support Walz. … Continue reading
