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To: JEB who wrote (244698)	4/2/2002 1:15:03 PM
From: Mr. Whist	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Re: " ... and to offer the city hope, ... vote Republican in the next elections!" Republican politics is part of the problem, not the solution. We need forward thinkers to address the city's problems, not more right-wing popinjays. Hell, all Officer Stephen Roach had to do to get off the hook was take his lying ass in front of a right-wing Republican judge: "Not guilty." Then, months later, we learn (surprise! surprise!) that Officer Roach was lying all along! Also, why should people vote Republican and vote for fiscal irresponsibility? How many millions were the taxpayers bilked because of the all-GOP county commission shenanigans in the building of the Bengals stadium? It was so bad the voters even threw out one of the commissioners and elected a Democrat. That never happens in Bob Taft country! The only way to find solutions in the city is to reduce the power base of the Elder-St. X Republican courthouse crowd. These guys aren't about solutions. They're about preserving their power base. As much as the boycott is hurting the city economically, it's probably a good thing in raising the awareness level. Cincinnati is a racist city, JEB, and Republicans are the main reason why.