Showing posts with label Sean Hogan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sean Hogan. Show all posts
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Monday, October 24, 2016
Meet the candidates for BCC District 3
UPDATE: Meeting is changed to 6:30 TONIGHT
Do you want to hear a candidate speak the truth?
An Invitation to Know the Issues Forum between Sean Hogan and Dave Kerner has been extended to you by Dr. Jody Andrews from High Ridge Road.·
Tired of biased media? You will have the opportunity to meet and greet and ask tough questions of your two District 3 County Commissioner Candidates, Sean Hogan and Dave Kerner, tomorrow night (Monday) at the Lake Osborne Association Meeting, 7:00pm, Presbyterian Church, High Ridge Road, Lake Worth.
Originally posted on Sunday, Oct 23
Do you want to hear a candidate speak the truth?
An Invitation to Know the Issues Forum between Sean Hogan and Dave Kerner has been extended to you by Dr. Jody Andrews from High Ridge Road.·
Tired of biased media? You will have the opportunity to meet and greet and ask tough questions of your two District 3 County Commissioner Candidates, Sean Hogan and Dave Kerner, tomorrow night (Monday) at the Lake Osborne Association Meeting, 7:00pm, Presbyterian Church, High Ridge Road, Lake Worth.
Originally posted on Sunday, Oct 23
Wednesday, October 19, 2016
The Palm Beach Post - More Sleaze
Let's face it folks--the Palm Beach Post is part of the SLEAZE factor. The PBPost should and must be fair and balanced and give all viable candidates the opportunity for interviews and express their opinions on the issues especially if they (the PBPost editorial board) are going to be in the "endorsement" business. This is what keeps democracy honest.
The purpose of a free press is fundamental to the concept of a government "of the people, by the people and for the people." But the Post had already made up its mind. The Post endorsed all candidates FOR the PB County sales tax increase which amounts to 17%. I would like to know why they are endorsing anyone? Give the candidate views and let the people decide.
Today I read Rick Christie's editorial and his endorsements for the election on November 8. The very last sentence regarding the Board of County Commission race District 3 and speaking about Dave Kerner, he says: His opponent, no-party candidate Sean Hogan, did not meet with The Post Editorial board. This statement implied that Hogan didn't bother showing up to the Editorial Board interview. By omission, it was a dishonest and sleazy statement. I just got off the phone with Mr. Christie who told me that his board did not have the time to meet with NPA's this year, that they were too busy. When I complained about this race only having two candidates and refusing an interview with one and that it was outrageous, he quickly said, "thanks." He could have cared less.
As everyone knows, Dave Kerner, who I personally like, has raised a lot of money and has been endorsed by every special interest group going as well as Shelley Vana, one of the commissioners who has never seen a development project she hasn't liked. Sean Hogan, on the other hand, has been shut out by the Press, Lake Worth's Commissioner Andy Amoroso's public endorsement of Kerner and even The League of Women voters that did not publish his information.
I would just like everyone to have a fair shot.
Following is the Sean Hogan Campaign's response to this situation:
Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview
All of the PBC Ballot Candidates were asked to participate in a Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview, except Sean Hogan, District 3 County Commissioner Candidate running on a NPA ticket.
When Hogan was talking to County Commissioner Candidate for District 5, Taniel Shant, after their Sun Sentinel Interview, Shant mentioned to Sean about the Palm Beach Post Interview. Hogan knew nothing about Candidate Interviews with the Palm Beach Post. Subsequently, Sean called Rick Christie, the Editor of the Palm Beach Post who conducted the Candidate Interviews to schedule his interview.
Christie indicated that it IS the Palm Beach Post Policy NOT to interview NPA (no Party Affiliation) Candidates or Write In Candidates. Although Christie said he was sorry, he also said this is our Position, and they have no time for an interview with Hogan.
Sean reached out to US Senate Candidate Bruce Nathan, also NPA, who had an interview with the Palm Beach Post, proving the Palm Beach Post Policy is subjective.
Hogan believes the Palm Beach Post not only lied to him about their Policy to not interview NPA and Write In Candidates, but because of their endorsement of Dave Kerner for District 3 County Commissioner, the Palm Beach Post has interfered with Hogan's opportunity to passionately share his platform and is unfairly influencing his District 3 Voters in Kerner's favor since there are only 2 Candidates. A Candidate Interview is a distinctly personal format far more effective than a Voter Guide Questionnaire that limits the responses to pre-determined questions.
Several of Hogan's constituents contacted Hogan today with great displeasure of his "no show" for the Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview, which was reported in today's paper. Further proof of the Palm Beach Post shaping and influencing the Voter response at the polls on election day for the District 3 County Commissioner race.
Contact:
Dr. Jody McLeod Andrews
Campaign Adviser
321-368-2249
The purpose of a free press is fundamental to the concept of a government "of the people, by the people and for the people." But the Post had already made up its mind. The Post endorsed all candidates FOR the PB County sales tax increase which amounts to 17%. I would like to know why they are endorsing anyone? Give the candidate views and let the people decide.
Today I read Rick Christie's editorial and his endorsements for the election on November 8. The very last sentence regarding the Board of County Commission race District 3 and speaking about Dave Kerner, he says: His opponent, no-party candidate Sean Hogan, did not meet with The Post Editorial board. This statement implied that Hogan didn't bother showing up to the Editorial Board interview. By omission, it was a dishonest and sleazy statement. I just got off the phone with Mr. Christie who told me that his board did not have the time to meet with NPA's this year, that they were too busy. When I complained about this race only having two candidates and refusing an interview with one and that it was outrageous, he quickly said, "thanks." He could have cared less.
As everyone knows, Dave Kerner, who I personally like, has raised a lot of money and has been endorsed by every special interest group going as well as Shelley Vana, one of the commissioners who has never seen a development project she hasn't liked. Sean Hogan, on the other hand, has been shut out by the Press, Lake Worth's Commissioner Andy Amoroso's public endorsement of Kerner and even The League of Women voters that did not publish his information.
I would just like everyone to have a fair shot.
Following is the Sean Hogan Campaign's response to this situation:
Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview
All of the PBC Ballot Candidates were asked to participate in a Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview, except Sean Hogan, District 3 County Commissioner Candidate running on a NPA ticket.
When Hogan was talking to County Commissioner Candidate for District 5, Taniel Shant, after their Sun Sentinel Interview, Shant mentioned to Sean about the Palm Beach Post Interview. Hogan knew nothing about Candidate Interviews with the Palm Beach Post. Subsequently, Sean called Rick Christie, the Editor of the Palm Beach Post who conducted the Candidate Interviews to schedule his interview.
Christie indicated that it IS the Palm Beach Post Policy NOT to interview NPA (no Party Affiliation) Candidates or Write In Candidates. Although Christie said he was sorry, he also said this is our Position, and they have no time for an interview with Hogan.
Sean reached out to US Senate Candidate Bruce Nathan, also NPA, who had an interview with the Palm Beach Post, proving the Palm Beach Post Policy is subjective.
Hogan believes the Palm Beach Post not only lied to him about their Policy to not interview NPA and Write In Candidates, but because of their endorsement of Dave Kerner for District 3 County Commissioner, the Palm Beach Post has interfered with Hogan's opportunity to passionately share his platform and is unfairly influencing his District 3 Voters in Kerner's favor since there are only 2 Candidates. A Candidate Interview is a distinctly personal format far more effective than a Voter Guide Questionnaire that limits the responses to pre-determined questions.
Several of Hogan's constituents contacted Hogan today with great displeasure of his "no show" for the Palm Beach Post Candidate Interview, which was reported in today's paper. Further proof of the Palm Beach Post shaping and influencing the Voter response at the polls on election day for the District 3 County Commissioner race.
Contact:
Dr. Jody McLeod Andrews
Campaign Adviser
321-368-2249
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Back Scratching - Palm Beach County
Comment Up
As we all know, the entire Palm Beach County Commission, other than Paulette Burdick, has supported, encouraged and fought for the Atlanta Braves to bulldoze John Prince Park for a Spring training baseball stadium. They have all, other than Paulette Burdick and former commissioner Jess Santamaria, encouraged development after development even in the Ag Reserve. It is a big disappointment that one of our former Lake Worth commissioners contributed to some of their campaigns. Money talks.
What has not yet been revealed by the press is the campaign money (given to those who are up for election) by the Atlanta Braves (back scratching). Shelley Vana was term limited as a commissioner and received a resounding defeat for her quest to be the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
However, Hal Valeche and Mary Lou Berger are up for re-election to the Board of County Commissioners on November 8. They both had opponents from opposing Parties.
Following is their baseball campaign donations/connections...until we investigate further.
Aug 04, 2016
Hal Valeche will be running against Democrat, Tony Bennett on November 8.
Aug 08, 2016
Aug 08, 2016
And Democrat Dave Kerner is running for Vana's old seat in District 3. Dave says he has not received a contribution from the Atlanta Braves and does not anticipate receiving one. He said that the contribution from HW was for the stadium being built off of 45th Street.
David Kerner - contributions
David Kerner will be running against NPA Sean Hogan on November 8. Hogan says he is against everything this present commission stands for.
Aug 19, 2016 HW Spring Training Complex LLC 3233 Commerce Place West Palm, FL 33407 Ballpark B CHE $500.00
Mack Bernard - contributions
Mack Bernard is the new county Commissioner District 7 having beat Priscilla Taylor in the primary
He received a contribution from Hudson Holdings.
Feb 29, 2016
As we all know, the entire Palm Beach County Commission, other than Paulette Burdick, has supported, encouraged and fought for the Atlanta Braves to bulldoze John Prince Park for a Spring training baseball stadium. They have all, other than Paulette Burdick and former commissioner Jess Santamaria, encouraged development after development even in the Ag Reserve. It is a big disappointment that one of our former Lake Worth commissioners contributed to some of their campaigns. Money talks.
What has not yet been revealed by the press is the campaign money (given to those who are up for election) by the Atlanta Braves (back scratching). Shelley Vana was term limited as a commissioner and received a resounding defeat for her quest to be the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.
However, Hal Valeche and Mary Lou Berger are up for re-election to the Board of County Commissioners on November 8. They both had opponents from opposing Parties.
Following is their baseball campaign donations/connections...until we investigate further.
2016 Election Cycle
| Mary Louise Berger - Contributions |
| Mary Lou Berger will run against Republican Taniel Shant on Nov. 8. |
| Date | Name | Contributor | Type | Amount |
| Aug 17, 2016 | Atlanta Braves
P.O. Box 4064 Atlanta, GA 30302 Sports Franchise |
B | CHE | $500.00 |
| Shelley Vana - Contributions |
| Atlanta Braves
PO Box 4064 Atlanta, GA 30302-4064 Sports |
B | CHE | $500.00 | |
| Aug 04, 2016 | HW Spring Training Complex LLC
3233 Commerce Place, Suite B West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Sports Arena |
B | CHE | $1000.00 |
Hal Valeche will be running against Democrat, Tony Bennett on November 8.
Aug 08, 2016
| Atlanta Braves
PO Box 4064 Atlanta, GA 30302 Pro Baseball |
B | CHE | $500.00 |
Aug 08, 2016
| HW Spring Training Complex LLC
3233 Commerce Place West Palm Beach, FL 33407 Pro Baseball |
B | CHE | $1000.00 |
And Democrat Dave Kerner is running for Vana's old seat in District 3. Dave says he has not received a contribution from the Atlanta Braves and does not anticipate receiving one. He said that the contribution from HW was for the stadium being built off of 45th Street.
David Kerner - contributions
David Kerner will be running against NPA Sean Hogan on November 8. Hogan says he is against everything this present commission stands for.
Aug 19, 2016 HW Spring Training Complex LLC 3233 Commerce Place West Palm, FL 33407 Ballpark B CHE $500.00
Mack Bernard - contributions
Mack Bernard is the new county Commissioner District 7 having beat Priscilla Taylor in the primary
He received a contribution from Hudson Holdings.
Feb 29, 2016
| HH GULFSTREAM LAND HOLDINGS LLC
3299 NW BOCA RATON BLVD BOCA RATON, FL 33431 INVESTMENTS |
B | CHE | $500.00 |
Friday, September 9, 2016
Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County
Comment Up
Last night's Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County was held at the Atlantis Country Club. Membership is $25 per year with admission at $12 for members, $15 for non-members. With that you get appetizers, a drink of your choice, the opportunity to socialize with great people and to listen to those wanting to further the party's objectives. Last night the club gave out tickets for prizes...I was one of the winners and chose the Republican patriotic elephant.
Some of the politicians in attendance were
Joe Budd, our newly elected Committeeman
Paul Spain, running against Lois Frankel
Sean C. Hogan, running for the Board of County Commissioners District 3
Mr. Hogan, a registered NPA, a conservative and who lives in Lake Worth, will be a real asset to the County Commission. Our present commission has been out of control for years. As stated before, they have not voted down one development project in eight years even in the Ag Reserve. They voted to allow the Atlanta Braves to have 100 plus acres in our wonderful public park, John Prince Park.
Sean Hogan says, "It's time to do more than talk about the issues facing the residents of Palm Beach County; it's time to act." Hogan on the issues
Let's have a victory in November
Last night's Republican Club of Central Palm Beach County was held at the Atlantis Country Club. Membership is $25 per year with admission at $12 for members, $15 for non-members. With that you get appetizers, a drink of your choice, the opportunity to socialize with great people and to listen to those wanting to further the party's objectives. Last night the club gave out tickets for prizes...I was one of the winners and chose the Republican patriotic elephant.
Some of the politicians in attendance were
Joe Budd, our newly elected Committeeman
Paul Spain, running against Lois Frankel
Sean C. Hogan, running for the Board of County Commissioners District 3
Mr. Hogan, a registered NPA, a conservative and who lives in Lake Worth, will be a real asset to the County Commission. Our present commission has been out of control for years. As stated before, they have not voted down one development project in eight years even in the Ag Reserve. They voted to allow the Atlanta Braves to have 100 plus acres in our wonderful public park, John Prince Park.
Sean Hogan says, "It's time to do more than talk about the issues facing the residents of Palm Beach County; it's time to act." Hogan on the issues
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