The two other candidates ... would also make good school board members, but we had to limit our endorsements to three.
Our pro-Hosmer stance comes from observation. Hosmer's black, white and red signs dot the local landscape. You'll find an especially big display at National and Sunshine, on the fences of Marsh Travel.
They look so damned familiar. They are so damned familiar. Peer in for the proof: They're the same signs Craig Hosmer used when he ran for state senate in 2002. Only instead of the capitol dome silhouette, it's now an indistinct school-like structure. And the name "Craig" has been whitewashed.
Hosmer for School Board, then. Anyone frugal enough to recycle someone else's campaign signs is probably going to be a good steward of the public's money.
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In a field of five for three spots, the best thing to do, imho, is just to vote for the one candidate you are really wanting to win.
I used to know the math on how this works, but since I retired, I dind it hard to hintk anymoah.
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