Monthly Archives: May 2013

County-wide candidates nominated at the Ulster County Democratic Convention: Ulster County Clerk: Nina Postupack Ulster County Family Court: No candidate to challenge Judge Marianne Mizel Comptroller: Eliott Auerbach – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

– Jon Dogar-Marinesco

I attended the Ulster County GOP unofficial nominating convention. County nominees: Ulster County Clerk: Nina Postupack Ulster County Family Court: Judge Marianne Mizel Comptroller: James Quigley Ulster County Legislature: All incumbent legislators have been nominated, except retiring Wayne Harris (District … Continue reading →

Do you see VLTs on this long list of New York State gambling opportunities? Nope! So, what do you want? VLTs! When do you want them? Now! Why do you want them? No idea, but let’s ask David O’Halloran, Terry … Continue reading →

Never forget, ever honor. – Jon Dogar-Marinesco

As reported by the Liberty Coalition blog: The Town of Rochester Republican Committee held a meeting earlier this evening to select a candidate to run for the District 21 Ulster County Legislature seat. The votes came in with 434 for … Continue reading →

Between visits to her taxidermist, Terry Bernardo found the time to lodge a complaint against me, claiming that I hacked her computer. Apparently she is unable to grasp the idea that I hack brains, not computers. So, this afternoon I … Continue reading →

Can you match the people above with the words below? Players play to win. They study the rules. They estimate their chances. They size up their opponents. They evaluate their strengths and their weaknesses. They plan out their strategy. They … Continue reading →

David O’Halloran, you came up with the above formula trying to explain what the Rochester candidates for Legislature stand for. Let’s take a closer look: Terry obsessed with power No s#*t Sherlock! After pushing Terry Bernardo for two election cycles, … Continue reading →

From: David O’Halloran Subject: thanks Date: May 3, 2013 3:27:59 PM EDT To: Jon Dogar-Marinesco Jon, Thanks for talking, we may not agree on all, or sometimes most things, but I have great respect for your convictions. Sorry my vote … Continue reading →