Mayoral candidate Ken Svoboda caused a little trouble recently with a telephone poll that Democrats allege was a campaign maneuver, and thus subject to specific laws. Svoboda's camp says nope, it was just an internal campaign poll. They're probably both right.
Apparently one of the questions says Chris Beutler is "friends with Don Wesely", which the Dems perceived as an implied political attack. Svoboda's response: "Since when is that a negative?" Fair enough, Ken, but answer me this: Since when is that relative to this spring's mayoral race?
While Chris Beutler has been sticking to the issues, Svoboda wants to be petty. That's one demerit for you, Ken.
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<i>Fair enough, Ken, but answer me this: Since when is that relative to this spring
This sounds like the poll I was hit for a few weeks ago - here’s my thoughts at the time. As far a 80 questions being a lot, the poll I answered contained a fairly broad array of topics - why couldn’t a little nudge be embedded in such a poll?
I am less than enthused with either candidate. It seems tome that the election of either one will only result in the trading of a dress for a three piece suit.
I can hardly see a lick of difference between what we have now and the two candidates.
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