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A Nice Surprise: Jyl Hall — Kettering Candidate For Council — And Her Dad, Congressman Tony Hall, Visited With Me Today

by Mike Bock | Oct 30, 2021 | Local/Metro

What a nice surprise this afternoon to discover that Jyl Hall — candidate seeking election to Kettering’s City Council — was campaigning on my street. Jyl was accompanied by her father, Tony Hall — our representative to the U.S. Congress from1979 to 2002  and...

Joseph Patak, CONSERVATIVE Candidate For Kettering Council, Boasts That A Crackpot Propagandist — David Barton — “Is One Of My Heroes”

by Mike Bock | Oct 26, 2021 | Local/Metro

Joseph Patak is seeking election to the Kettering City Council and he has signs all over town declaring that he is CONSERVATIVE. His Facebook record reveals that he is not an Eisenhower or Reagan conservative, however, but, in fact, identifies with people and ideas...

For Kettering City Council — “At Large” Positions — I Am Voting For Jacque Fisher and Jyl Hall

by Mike Bock | Oct 25, 2021 | Local/Metro

In this election, two candidates will be elected to serve on the Kettering City Council. I am voting for Jyl Hall and I am voting for Jacque Fisher —  the incumbent first elected in 2017 There are three candidates for the two “at-large” positions. I sent...

My Snowball Viburnum Is Blooming And It Is Magnificent

by Mike Bock | May 7, 2021 | Local/Metro

Wow. This bush get better every year. I bought it about twenty years ago from Siebenthaler’s. It produces such spectacular blooms. It is a Chinese Snowball Viburnum. Siebenthaler no longer carries them for sale. Last year a friend who wanted to find this variety...

Would The Democratic Party Be Improved If The Leaders Of The Party Were Chosen By Rank Choice Voting?

by Mike Bock | Dec 18, 2020 | Local/Metro

I always check out Esrati’s website. In his newest post — Why our political candidates generally suck — David advocates that there be a change in the Dayton Charter so that Dayton City Commissioners are elected through rank choice voting.  Esrati writes: “We are...

The Mission To Flip OSD-06 — Valiant, But A Failure. We Need A DeBriefing: “What Went Right, What Didn’t, and Why”

by Mike Bock | Dec 17, 2020 | Local/Metro

Ohio Senate District 06 had a great candidate in Democrat Mark Fogel — a 40 year old graduate of Air Force Academy who served as a jet pilot for the Air Force — and it looked like Fogel had a great chance of flipping this Republican district. Fogel was very qualified,...
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  • To Lift Debt Ceiling, Mike Turner Calls On Biden To Negotiate And Make Concessions, Says The House Has Already Voted To Raise Debt Limit
  • Dear Neighbors: This Election Is Not About Personalities — It is About Stopping A Dangerous Republican Party
  • Why I’m Voting For Steve Abshire For Juvenile Court Judge — Disregarding The Democratic Party Endorsement Of Julie Bruns
  • Rather Than Working For Unity, The Montgomery County Democratic Party Rejects Democratic Primary Voters And Chooses Revenge Against One Of Its Own
  • Angry Words And Accusations At The Elephant In The Room Conclude Local Democratic Party Meeting
  • At Tonight’s MCDP Central Committee Meeting, A Proposal To Make Radical Changes In The MCDP Constitution Will Be Discussed And Voted On
  • The Proposed MCDP Constitution Needs Revision — So The Anti-democratic Practice Of Early Endorsement In Democratic Primaries Is Prohibited
  • 186 Democrats Are Elected To The MCDP Central Committee — Many Want Big Changes In The MCDP

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