Just a little something I thought Deserved Our Attention......
MARK CRIPPS MANAGING EDITOR, TALES FROM THE CRYPT
http://www.hamiltonmountainnews.com/news/article/211352
http://www.ancasternews.com/news/article/211226
http://www.dundasstarnews.com/opinions/article/211226
I don’t know if Mayor Fred Eisenberger ever smoked pot. If he did, he wouldn’t feel out of place at the post-election party of candidates vying for the mayor’s job in the municipal election later this year.
Of the four candidates who have declared an intention to run for the city’s top elected job, two are marijuana activists – Michael Baldasaro and .
Maybe Fred did smoke pot when he was a much younger man, but didn’t inhale? If I were mayor of this city, I’d be smoking weed every day. A good stoner may be exactly what this city needs.
Baldasaro has run for the mayor’s job before. Leader of the Church of the Universe, he also ran for Parliament in 1984, 2000 and 2004.
Aside from his degree in “weedology,” Haines is listed as director of 420 Graphics.
Also mulling another kick at the can is former mayor Larry Di Ianni. I spoke to Larry back in late 2009 and he told me that he would never run for politics again.
I think it would be great to have DiIanni in the race. I wonder if he smokes dope?
I find it hard to believe anyone who tells me they will “never” do something again. Take it from a guy who has failed a thousand times to stick to a “never” promise.
I should mention that Mahesh Butani has also tossed his name into the race for mayor. He is described as a teacher and architect by training. Not much else to tell you.
Why don’t these people try and run for council before they go straight for the top job?
I don’t mean to make light of those who seek to serve in public office. I’ve always said if you’ve got it, roll (with) it.
A number of names are popping up as candidates in various wards, and I expect this fall’s election will be one of the most exciting in recent memory. There is a lot at stake, and it’s important that we take every candidacy seriously.
Personally, I’d like to see the new mayor bring forth a puff-puff-pass bylaw. It might actually help our council get on the same page for a change. Right now, too many people are hogging the joint.
MARK CRIPPS MANAGING EDITOR, TALES FROM THE CRYPT
http://www.hamiltonmountainnews.com/news/article/211352
http://www.ancasternews.com/news/article/211226
http://www.dundasstarnews.com/opinions/article/211226
I don’t know if Mayor Fred Eisenberger ever smoked pot. If he did, he wouldn’t feel out of place at the post-election party of candidates vying for the mayor’s job in the municipal election later this year.
Of the four candidates who have declared an intention to run for the city’s top elected job, two are marijuana activists – Michael Baldasaro and .
Maybe Fred did smoke pot when he was a much younger man, but didn’t inhale? If I were mayor of this city, I’d be smoking weed every day. A good stoner may be exactly what this city needs.
Baldasaro has run for the mayor’s job before. Leader of the Church of the Universe, he also ran for Parliament in 1984, 2000 and 2004.
Aside from his degree in “weedology,” Haines is listed as director of 420 Graphics.
Also mulling another kick at the can is former mayor Larry Di Ianni. I spoke to Larry back in late 2009 and he told me that he would never run for politics again.
I think it would be great to have DiIanni in the race. I wonder if he smokes dope?
I find it hard to believe anyone who tells me they will “never” do something again. Take it from a guy who has failed a thousand times to stick to a “never” promise.
I should mention that Mahesh Butani has also tossed his name into the race for mayor. He is described as a teacher and architect by training. Not much else to tell you.
Why don’t these people try and run for council before they go straight for the top job?
I don’t mean to make light of those who seek to serve in public office. I’ve always said if you’ve got it, roll (with) it.
A number of names are popping up as candidates in various wards, and I expect this fall’s election will be one of the most exciting in recent memory. There is a lot at stake, and it’s important that we take every candidacy seriously.
Personally, I’d like to see the new mayor bring forth a puff-puff-pass bylaw. It might actually help our council get on the same page for a change. Right now, too many people are hogging the joint.
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