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Amherst Times

Archive for 11 July, 2008

Email: Michele,You Have To Walk The Walk Not Just Talk Reform

July 11, 2008 5:52 pm

Email: “I think it’s hard to talk about reform when you’re a part of the system that needs to be reformed. Michele Iannello’s campaign is putting out statements filled with very technical language that seem like they could have been written by a Board of Elections Commissioner, which her husband happens to be.  She’s a member of a legislature that authorizes her husband’s $115,000 per year salary for his ‘part-time’ job.  Because the job is part time, he runs his election law practice full time – apparently to the benefit of select state senate candidates.  It is also interesting to note that the legislature provides funding for the commissioner’s staff – many of whom happen to be Iannello campaign ‘volunteers’. You can’t just talk reform talk.  You have to actually walk the walk.  We welcome Michele back to the campaign trail, and urge her to engage in a serious discussion of the challenges facing our district.  Joe Mesi is going to continue his issue-based campaign to bring strong leadership, an independent voice and working class values back to Albany.” Mike Marcy – Mesi Campaign

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Kathy Konst Decides To Accept Golisano‘s Million

8:44 am

Letter to The Editor From A Community Group

6:21 am