Chicagoist: Tough Talk in the Wards

rich

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 19:03:28 -0600

Joey Moore is fighting for the little guy. Maybe it was a goose. He want all jobs that pay well or none at all. Businesses don't have to do business in Chicago, there is plenty other place where they can make money with less risk. That why Chicago has plenty of food desert. He claims that Walmart and Target need to be here, but they really don't. He thinks they will spend money, lower their heads and enter a market that they have been avoiding for decades. The only thing that have made them consider Chicago is Daley pro business stance. Daley understands that labor unions don't create jobs, businesses do and the only thing Unions have done is run businesses out of the city. But, the joey moore like democrats says it because business are evil but in reality it them pushing businesses out but side with labor too much. Look at Detroit, Labor has made it a ghost town. Labor convince people to mortgage their future for money today. Labor does not care about the long term health of a company. They get people believing that the American dream is an union job and they buy politicians (joey moores) to advance their stupid ideas. joey moore might say he is for the little guy and say that he is antibusiness and he can say Don Gordon is pro-business, but he with the unions will not bring jobs to the poor. All he can do is tax the ones who make the money and give the chicken feed to thoses he have a no jobs. I would like to side with some one that will create jobs. I would like to side with someone that put really job out there. Businesses create jobs not Unions. ProBusiness is a positive thing. It create an enviroment where people are willing to risk and invest their money into your neighborhood. Businesses want to become a stakeholder in Chicago. They understand what is good for you is good for them. But joey moore is anti business, he does not want people to be independent, he want his voter to be afraid. He needs people to afraid of change. He wants people to hold on the little that he has given him and claim that others will take it away. He wants no one believing in hope, change, opportunity and renewal. I am just amazed that people still believe that joey moore are helping them when he is really just keeping them down.

rich

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 19:01:37 -0600

Unindicted Co-conspirator

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 16:51:02 -0600

Joe Moore took a $1500 bribe, er contribution from Awad Odeh the Joliet owner of a liquor store at 6701 Clark. For that money he lifted a several years moratorium on any new liquor licenses for that stretch of Clark St. When the community rebelled, the city denied the license & Moore supposedly returned the money. But we all know that if Moore wins, he will bring it back up. After all, we don't know how much Moore took under the table from Awad Odeh.

Malik

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 14:34:16 -0600

Tom Bowen, rumor on the street is that you have been replaced by Mike Noonan, is that true?

Tom Bowen

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 14:28:06 -0600

Is that you Richard Ringer? Cause any press person for Michele chiding me about spelling is laughable. This is a blog, you do it in press releases. By the way, you send out statements ON your candidate's behalf, not IN her behalf. And Finkl steel has an "L" at the end of it. If it's not richard, bite me. This is a blog.

nate.

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 14:26:03 -0600

matty - I thought the same thing until a flier denouncing Rey Colon as a "deadbeat dad" arrived in my mail, then discovered there was a 4/17 runoff. This has gotta be the dirtiest campaign I've seen, and I lived in NY state during Hillary's first campaign... yikes.

Not Tom Bowden

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 13:38:01 -0600

Tom BOWEN, learn to spell.........ya friggin MO ron

Tom Bowen

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 13:32:18 -0600

Kevin, I can tell you this, regardless of whether or not Michele wins the runoff, she's going to endup in court. That's because her campaign committed a crime by sending that flyer and the state's attorney has an active investigation into this. The flyer constitutes a promise and any of you contract lawyers out there know that simply promising constitutes a bilaterlal contract. By making the promise, you get someone to commit the act, which is improperly influecing someone to vote. Bottom line, a lawyer should know better and so should a former federal prosecutor. TOM BOWEN Campaign manager Friends of Vi Daley

dwight

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:10:30 -0600

Wouldn't you think after 16 years, Moore would highlight his accomplishments as an alderman? The fact that he resorts to this attack ad shows that he is getting desperate. The "republican" the ad mentions has also given money to Obama, da' mayor, Lisa Madigan... I have been receiving 2-4 glossy mailers a day from Moore. The latest one touted how "green" he was. how green is it to send 4 mailers about it to a 2 person apartment on one day. Joe Moore has been lying to us for too long. It is time for a change.

matty

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:52:20 -0600

I was pretty sure Colon was already voted in during the last elections?

don't live in r park

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:23:33 -0600

ment to say dump! multi-tasking.

don't live r park

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 10:17:48 -0600

Have you ever been to Rogers Park. What dumb. Joe Moore needs to take his duck liver and leave. I hope they vote him out. He a perfect example of what is wrong with the City of Chicago.

Ferdy

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 09:02:33 -0600

Is that a Bette Midler Noir?