Bill Prim
With a new aspect of McHenry County Undersheriff Andy Zinke’s “service” to McHenry County taxpayers having been laid out in detail yesterday more people will be taking a look at the two outside candidates, Bill Prim, and Jim Harrison.
Prim is holding an affair at the Bull Valley Country Club on Wednesday Oct. 24th between 6:00 P.M and 9:00 P.M.
“What better way to energize the local Republican Party, then with a Sheriff that has experience, integrity, and leadership skills,” writes campaign manager Matt McNamara.
“Your attendance and participation will help launch an exciting campaign that will positively change the Sheriff’s Office and rejuvenate the Republican Party.”
The Bull Valley Country Club is off Country Club Road at the intersection of Bull Valley Road.
We don’t need a new face in this race. I’m sure Prim is a decent enough man.
This race already has a Undersheriff who at the very least is facing some tough questions about who he associates with.
We have a lawyer who was cozy with the former State’s Attorney who is accused by a fired deputy of corruption.
An even bigger hangup for this lawyer is that he has teamed up with an Ex-Captain of MCSO that has no business being a cop.
He was a big part of the civil rights problems that MCSO is no infamous. (Racial Profiling, Susan O’Grady, Pavlins, Bustos, Tribune Articles etc.)
There’s one guy out there that has won my vote and thousands of other based solely on his balls and his willingness to never quit.
I can’t wait to see the ZANE FOR SHERIFF signs going up next year.
Your comments seem to indicate that we might need someone from outside, but whatever the source, the person has to be someone of spotless character.
Oscar, your statement spells out the many reasons this county needs and deserves a new face in office.
Prim will win this race!
It’s time for change and he is the right man for the job!
I was referring to Mr. Prim, of course.
He the character and experience without the political ties that often results in the same old politics.
2014 will be Bill Prim’s year!