I am disgusted. Commissioner Whaley has disgraced herself and has proven that she can NEVER be a role model for our children. She really needs to apologize to the citizens of Dayton for attempting to divide the community. She should probably resign her seat as City Commissioner because she is not acting in the best interests of the city and should be ashamed of what she is allowing to happen.
To paint me as a racist and the other mayoral candidate as corrupt before either of us are even on the ballot is an attempt at defamation of character. This is a really low and desperate attempt to elevate yourself at the expense of bringing an entire city to it's knees after three years of phenomenal progress.
Her campaign is doing a
push poll. This is an attempt to sway the opinion of a voter with misleading information. The actual polling means nothing. They don't track the results. You are being scammed and it will cost you twenty minutes of your life. Of course she will say that she has no idea that the Democratic Party is doing this for her. That is a lie. She is the candidate. She has final approval and these questions came from her sources. She should never have accepted the party endorsement because the party is not helping her.
Commissioner Whaley can not point fingers and play the blame game. She brought this upon herself. Dayton is tired of this. Ohio is tired of this. America is tired of this.
Here is the transcribed text from the push poll. You can find the original sound recordings
HERE. You can also read more about this at
Esrati.com.
Ok Leitzell once said quote, “I am not racist, I am prejudiced”.
So Leitzell used the ethnic slur to refer
to Asians and said black history was not real history and he also
compared people living in government-subsidized housing to animals and
said it was amazing that an African American would be able to set up a
successful business in Dayton without government help.
Very convincing, somewhat convincing, not too convincing, or not at all convincining.
Leitzell should be fighting to create new
Dayton jobs but a committee Leitzell formed to help create new Dayton
jobs dissolved after just one year because Leitzell skipped so many
meetings.
We need a mayor working full time to move
Dayton forward but Leitzell took an entire month off to renovate his
home and even wrote about a project on his personal blog.
Leitzell Recently commented on a blog that he wants to raise his pay as mayor to $90,000 a year.
Leitzell is not fighting to improve
Dayton’s Public Schools and says Leitzell has attacked some students
calling them quote “too stupid for the military” unquote and saying they
were even, not even good enough to be quote cannon “fooder” (sic)
fodder, or something, for the um, army.
And Leitzell said he would never send his own daughter to Dayton Public School because she would get bored.
Crime is a serious problem that Leitzell
actually said not all murders should be treated equally and Leitzell
said the only reason Dayton families are concerned with crime is because
the media quote “hypes homicides.
And um we’re just about done thank you now
I’m going to read you some reasons people
have given us to vote against A.J. Wagner for mayor. After each thing
tell me whether you think it is very convincing, somewhat convincing,
not, not too convincing or not at all convincing.
Um, Do you, as a reason to vote against A.J. Wagner. If you are not sure about a particular item just say something on the box.
The state bar association gave Wagner the worst rating of a judge rating, rated in Ohio in, um, 2006.
Wagner’s court was responsible for losing
an evidence envelope containing 400 dollars collected during a drug
raid and Wagner even sentenced a murdered, murderer convict, convicted
of beating a man to death, to just ten years in prison, less than half
the usual 25 years.
That Wagner approved $300,000 in bonuses
for county sheriff and his staff even after the county commission passed
the resolution for him to give up some of his Wagner even gave his own
staff bonuses that same year.
Wagner is more interested in being a
politician than a public servant, public servant, over the last 20 years
Wagner has served as a paid political operative and campaigned for five
different taxpayer funded jobs.
Wagner even retired with his government
job so he could collect his taxpayer funded pension. Now he’s running
for mayor so he can collect another 45,000 dollars of taxpayer money on
top of his (?)
Just in the last few yeas.., uh, just in
the last few weeks Wagner has been campaigning on raising salaries for
the mayor and city commission.
Wagner put campaign donors with special
interests first. As auditor Wagner gave a millia… multi million dollar
government contract to a company that donated ?bucks? to his campaign
and Wagner was the guest of honor at a private dinner at a private
Dayton philharmonic pops concert paid for by a lobbyist seeking millions
in government spending.
Eh, ah, got another one
And now I am going to give you some
reasons people have given to vote for Nan Whaley for mayor. After each
brief tell me whether you think it is very convincing, somewhat
convincing, not too convincing or not at all convincing.
Whaley led the fight against $3 million
in cuts to Dayton’s already struggling schools. Preventing teachers from
being fired, prospects from going up, stopping sports from being cut.
Whaley also wants to improve our schools, by holding them accountable for kindergarten readiness, 3rd grade reading proficiency and preparedness for college.
Nan Whaley has fought to keep jobs in
Dayton. Whaley worked with city leaders and executives together to keep
Caresource in Downtown Dayton and Whaley put efforts to bring GE
Aviation and the NCAA tournament to Dayton, creating hundreds of jobs
and generating millions of local businesses, for local business
Nan Whaley is the only candidate for
mayor endorsed by the Democratic Party and Dayton Firefighters and other
labor groups have also endorsed Whaley because she brings people
together and fights for Dayton families.
Whaley is working to keep guns off the street and out of dangerous hands.
Whaley will fight to require background
checks on every gun purchase to prevent criminals and the mentally ill
from having access to guns.
Whaley says government needs to do more
with less during tough economic times, that’s why Whaley voted to reduce
her pay and hasn’t expected a pay raise in her, in the last 5 years as
commissioner.
Survey Sampling International please
answer these demographic questions for clarification purposes only, and
do you think of yourself as a Democrat or a Republican or an independent
And what is the highest level of education that you have had the opportunity to complete?
In your home do you have cable television, satellite or direct TV just regular broadcast television or no television.