Wednesday, November 14, 2001 |
Stolen campaign signs point to dirty city politics Someone must be really afraid of the likely outcome of the runoff election in Peachtree City as the campaign has taken a decidedly nasty turn. Since the general election it seems that Murray Weed campaign signs have been disappearing all over the city. I have been told by supporters of Mr. Weed that signs were taken right out of their yards. Now, I don't know that Mr. Weed's opponent is actively behind this, but this vandalism is clearly intended to benefit her. There is also a very negative campaign flyer being passed out in Planterra Ridge attacking Steve Brown. I would suggest to [mayoral candidate Gary] Rower that he stick to discussing his own positions and drop the negative attacks. Mr. Rower drew only about one-half the votes as did Steve Brown in the general election and the third-place finisher who was only slightly behind Mr. Rower has come out in support of Brown. Mr. Rower and his establishment backers are worried and well they should be. I expect the voters to see through the negative campaigning. They will reject the status quo and bring a better, more open, way of doing business to our city. One that works for all of our citizens, not the favored few. I strongly urge all voters to go to the polls on Nov. 27 and vote Steve Brown for mayor. Robert Brown (no relation) Peachtree City
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