So let me get this straight...you bring up a rumor (that, to my knowledge no one has heard of.  I also confirmed with Mr. Salamone that neither he nor Mr. Parisi is aware of such a plan.)  than Diane piggy backs on it.  You then piggy back on Diane (a sight I don't recommend seeing for the faint at heart) and talk about "that party machine."

You are building a line of thought on no foundation - it's not accurate or productive.  Stick to your fantasy park, idiot.

I heard Salamone was dropping out and that Parisi was running on the GOP line and that Calder was dropping out and Salamone was taking his place on the Democrat line...

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So let me get this straight...you bring up a rumor (that, to my knowledge no one has heard of.  I also confirmed with Mr. Salamone that neither he nor Mr. Parisi is aware of such a plan.)  than Diane piggy backs on it.  You then piggy back on Diane (a sight I don't recommend seeing for the faint at heart) and talk about "that party machine."

You are building a line of thought on no foundation - it's not accurate or productive.  Stick to your fantasy park, idiot.

The rumor has been "out there" since before the GOP primary .. so there is some foundation to the
rumor.
As for the "fantasy park" .. it will become a reality .. and the town will benefit greatly from it.

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I doubt Salamone will get a response, let alone a debate. Calder is evasive at best when it comes to his position on the issues.

Calder will be the winner.  The Cons should love having an ex cop on the board.  Salamone  is not a good match here.  Maybe he should run for Student Council?

Who should Calder debate? Maybe he should debate himself like others here.

     No one is sure who the REP are running. Especially the REPS.

      

Band competition?  Bring your tuba to the debate and belt out a few tunes Frankie.  Ooooom Paaaah Ooooooom Paaaaah

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I doubt Salamone will get a response, let alone a debate. Calder is evasive at best when it comes to his position on the issues.

Mr. Calder has not been "evasive on the issues".   He has been happy to meet the voters and talk with
them during his door-to-door campaign throughout the town.

Honestly..........many don't have a clue what calder looks like or what his positions on anything are.
All they know is that he is an x-cop!

And of course there should be a debate. As long as it's not officiated by the LWV!

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Calder will be the winner.  The Cons should love having an ex cop on the board.  Salamone  is not a good match here.  Maybe he should run for Student Council?

If Salamone cannot compete with Calder on the isssues, let Calder prove it in a debate.

No organization has offered to sponsor a debate.

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Mr. Calder has not been "evasive on the issues".   He has been happy to meet the voters and talk with
them during his door-to-door campaign throughout the town.

It's easy to discuss the issues with one voter at a time...you can go along with all...even if their positions differ. Tell Calder to
address voters in an open, public forum containing a wider sample of voters...the longer he prefers the strictly one-to-one
discussions, the harder it will be to impress them all at once...all gathered in the same place, at the same time.

Quoted from gadfly

It's easy to discuss the issues with one voter at a time...you can go along with all...even if their positions differ. Tell Calder to
address voters in an open, public forum containing a wider sample of voters...the longer he prefers the strictly one-to-one
discussions, the harder it will be to impress them all at once...all gathered in the same place, at the same time.

I have found that the door-to-door campaign is the most effective .. you reach more voters ..and you get
to listen to their ideas and concerns as wells as share your own ieas and concerns.
A debate - at best - gets maybe 50 people in a room .. and maybe a few dozen more see it on the cable
access channel .

Mr. Calder will have been to every neighorhood in the town shortly -- and have spoken with many more
voters than he could reach during a debate.

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No organization has offered to sponsor a debate.

Is that Calder's excuse for hiding from a crowded discussion of the issues? That no "organization" has offered to sponsor a
debate? An invitation from his opponent should be more than sufficient motivation to participate in a debate...and it would allow
questions that would otherwise be selectively filtered by "organizations" like the left leaning LOV.