Wednesday, May 30, 2007

Georgia's 10th Congressional District Special Election Update

As I predicted, Jim Whitehead is not making public appearances in the 10th District. He's snubbing Athens intentionally because he hates the 'liberals' who live there.

Sounds like he would make a great representative in Congress. If he doesn't win the election, maybe he can get a job cleaning the restrooms.

Rude and crude remarks aside, Whitehead has an incurable form of foot in mouth disease.

The Atlanta Press Club organized a free public forum in Athens. The Athens event would give wide exposure to all the candidates in the race. According to this story in the Athens Banner-Herald, Whitehead's schedule was the deciding factor in setting up the event. Event planners called his campaign, worked out the details with the campaign, and set the date and time based on Jim's personal whims.

Now Jim Whitehead is running away from the event like a whipped puppy.

I say the man is chicken. A true Yellow-bellied coward. And a liar.

He agreed to the forum upfront with no intention of attending.

Whitehead is the GOP machines candidate in the special election for the 10th. If he wins the 10th, the 10th loses.

It's been eight months since the 10th District had a truly active voice and representation on the floor of the U.S. House. Sonny Perdue delayed the special election to give Whitehead the best possible chance of winning. Whitehead might have used his state office and perks to run his campaign in the 10th while attending the Georgia Legislature.

Now, he can't speak in public and answer a few questions in the company of all the other candidates.

If Jim 'Yellow-bellied' Whitehead can't be trusted to keep his word, why did the GOP even put his name on the voting ballot?

Why would anyone vote for such a coward and a liar?

Jim "Yellow-bellied" Whitehead for Congressional toilet seat cleaner!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

They know the guy will say something really dumb. Its likely they have done internal polling and think he may be able to win outright without a runoff.