Seth Williams
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www.denisandjulioandfaith.com | 10.17.2009

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| 05.18.2009
There is nothing more awkward then someone handing you a list of people to vote for without telling why. Finally there is a way to find out what is really going on.
The National Lawyers Guild now lists their member’s opinions on judicial candidates, Open with Abode Reader
http://www.nlgphilly.org/JudicialSurveyWriteup.pdf
If it doesn’t come up click on National Lawyers Guild on the composite spread sheet.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=rz3LHw2WLQBvIDouD1XZOYg
The National Lawyer’s guild list has detailed information on each candidate. Most of us don’t want to support Seth Williams only because someone we know does, or strongly oppose Dan McCaffery without knowing someone hurt by him.
And many of us don’t like the idea of pushing a lot of other numbers without knowing much or anything about why we should do so.
Here is how the National Lawyers Guild can make a difference. Philly for Change recommends Angeles Roca #21. Philadelphia Neighborhood Network recommends Sharon Williams Losier Lever $ 27. Neither list has the maximum seven names on it.
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RichardKanePA | 05.15.2009
Thinking compromise on casinos could let other pressing problems not plunge things downhill.
Many have claimed who is district attorney is as important as who is mayor but not this year. Since no candidate seems to be connected to the casino debate.
Of course DA candidate Seth Williams’ expressed tolerance on civil disobedience could suddenly make a difference to an abusive casino protester who might otherwise get his head smashed in.
Also if the FOP succeeds in getting Municipal Judge, Judge Craig Washington voted out of office, the other judges might think twice before ever challenging a police officer,
http://www.phillytrib.com/tribune/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3795:race050509&catid=19:the-philadelphia-tribune&Itemid=48
For why this June 19 election may be critical see the following link,
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/17978
We can’t let disappointment over politician’s casino stance make us ignore the other progressive choices they may suggest. Why don’t we all just agree to have a casino at the airport and let rich people casino party on river boats,
More election details and casino compromise material at the following link
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/node/17978
http://capitolhillblue.com/blog/2419