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 Who would you vote for Town Board Seat?
Chris Tomaselli (13 votes)
33.33%
Frank Salamone (11 votes)
28.21%
Wayne Calder (8 votes)
20.51%
Gerard Parisi (7 votes)
17.95%
39 Votes Total
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We haven't had a poll in a while. Who would you vote for if they ran for town board seat?
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Adding Wayne Calder's name is foolish.  We all know there are very few Dems on this board.  The Reps will vote party line as would I.
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well maybe they should take a bite of the forbidden fruit


Talking to each other is better than talking about each other
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Ask yourself; do you want to vote for some who wants to serve the people or serve themselves?

Parisi never does anything unless he's getting paid, Salamone is Parisi's errand boy, Calder would be a good choice if he wasn't going to double dip from the Rotterdam taxpayers (in other words, do the job for free) and Tomaselli is the only one that is hard to find something wrong with.
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Quoted from Zorro
Ask yourself; do you want to vote for some who wants to serve the people or serve themselves?

Parisi never does anything unless he's getting paid, Salamone is Parisi's errand boy, Calder would be a good choice if he wasn't going to double dip from the Rotterdam taxpayers (in other words, do the job for free) and Tomaselli is the only one that is hard to find something wrong with.


Tomaselli has already said he's not running.

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i will not be running for town board in this years special election.


http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1271685148/s-45/#num46
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Quoted from Zorro
Ask yourself; do you want to vote for some who wants to serve the people or serve themselves?

Parisi never does anything unless he's getting paid, Salamone is Parisi's errand boy, Calder would be a good choice if he wasn't going to double dip from the Rotterdam taxpayers (in other words, do the job for free) and Tomaselli is the only one that is hard to find something wrong with.


Calder maybe a triple dipper....

retired cop - pension
someone posted that he works for mohon as district investigator ($25/hr)??
possible future town board member
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Bottom line..........we need some checks and balances for this runaway train wreck.

I would prefer tomaselli as a choice for town board. He appears to be much more electable. He has family roots in rotterdam. He owns a respectable business in rotterdam and well known. And although he has not gotten up to speak at the 'golden podium', he is conservative in ideology and well spoken.

Salamone would not be my first choice but it may end up being rotterdam's ONLY choice.

IMHO


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In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule. -- Friedrich Nietzsche


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If he's your only choice--you are in bigger trouble than anyone could imagine.  Is Buchanan still chair?
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Quoted from littlesal


Calder maybe a triple dipper....

retired cop - pension
someone posted that he works for mohon as district investigator ($25/hr)??
possible future town board member


A friend of mine retired from a Montgomery county job with full bennies.....she can never work again for a double pension or even
take full salary as per her years of experience.....in otherwords she's already milked the cow.....

Does the town/county/state/feds all over do this? is it specific to profession/job description or union contracts????????

TRANSPARENCY...........


...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......

The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.


STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS

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I believe it is up to the union contract...many police officers have careers after being a cop.  
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Quoted from 664
I believe it is up to the union contract...many police officers have careers after being a cop.  


they are allowed to 'double dip' on town/county/state/fed bennies? even after already serving one tour of service?.......right or wrong I dont know, just curious right now....


...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......

The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.


STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS

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Quoted from Zorro
Ask yourself; do you want to vote for some who wants to serve the people or serve themselves?

Parisi never does anything unless he's getting paid, Salamone is Parisi's errand boy, Calder would be a good choice if he wasn't going to double dip from the Rotterdam taxpayers (in other words, do the job for free) and Tomaselli is the only one that is hard to find something wrong with.


Spoken like a true uninformed resident.  
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Bottom line..........we need some checks and balances for this runaway train wreck.

I would prefer tomaselli as a choice for town board. He appears to be much more electable. He has family roots in rotterdam. He owns a respectable business in rotterdam and well known. And although he has not gotten up to speak at the 'golden podium', he is conservative in ideology and well spoken.

Salamone would not be my first choice but it may end up being rotterdam's ONLY choice.

IMHO



Ditto.
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Can anyone confirm that Salamone would step aside for Parisi to run?
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I don't know...but I've spoked to Gerard personally and he is NOT pursuing the seat.  He made it clear when he was appointed that it was for one year.  I guess that settles that.
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