Florida Keys News - Key West Citizen
Monday, September 17, 2012
Finance reports show political alliances in School Board race
As the races for two School Board seats that are up for grabs in the Florida Keys come down to the wire, some political alignments have surfaced in the campaign finance reports of three of the four candidates.
The fourth candidate, incumbent Board Vice Chairman and wealthy businessman Andy Griffiths, has funded his own campaign, giving himself $18,500 for the primary alone....
As much as I dislike Griffiths, this Mira Talbot makes him look
Submitted on Mon, 09/17/2012 - 12:11pm by *.* CLEARLY the original
like a boy scout. Of course, that's not surprising. When I saw her yard sings all snuggled up next to McPh's, it showed very well what she was. Anyone who supports McPh is crooked and if they support her, well, it speaks for itself.
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Follow the Bouncing Ball.
Submitted on Mon, 09/17/2012 - 1:53pm by *.*
Right on my friend, just follow the bouncing ball or better known as the "Bubba Boys" who are so trying to become the new political machine in monroe county. Here they are; the BARROSO's, TOPPINO'S, McPHERSON's, ESTENOZ'S, ACEVEDO'S and AMBER ARCHER. That is the so called machine. So far they have quite a few loses.
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The Evil you know
Submitted on Mon, 09/17/2012 - 7:53am by trapper
or the Evil you don't , the list of contributors says volumes about the candidates. What have the contributors agendas been in the past ? Quite frankly it makes me suspicious of all of them but Ed.
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