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vincent romero May 17, 2013 at 03:35 pm
Always loved the feeling of the curtain closing right before you VOTE.
The Truth May 17, 2013 at 11:53 am
LOVE THE LEVER! ALWAYS FELT GOOD AND SECURE!!!! These new systems always feel iffy!
Clifford Dagrosa May 17, 2013 at 08:50 am
Great idea!!! There was nothing wrong with teh old machines, a person could not make a mistake.…Read More This "new" system feels third world marking a paper and tusting a scanner to read what? ANything can be rigged I trust the older machanical machine IT WAS NOT COMPLICATED!!!! This system is complicated!!!
Karen May 15, 2013 at 11:08 am
I think it's more that she figured this info would come out, so she would get in front of it and try…Read More to control how it is perceived. Hence the exclusive for the Times. I think that's fine. I'm not a fan of Quinn's. To me, she's just another tool of the 1%, as shown by her opposition to the living wage bill and many similar things. But I applaud her being open about these issues. As a candidate, she should be judged on her extensive political record more than her medical or mental health issues, which seem resolved.
Joe Gonzalez May 14, 2013 at 02:21 pm
This is a sob story planted by Ms. Quinn and her set to garner sorrow and pity by the voters. Where…Read More was this information over the past ten years? In the past when elected public officials attempt to get sympathy by raising heath concerns especially alcohol issues, the media immediately requests the medical records be publicly revealed partly to verify the claims but also to ascertain the candidates' fitness to hold public office. Remember, although medical records especially alcohol treatment are normally confidential, it was Ms. Quinn who raised the issue--to get public sympathy. Ms. Quinn--its time to open your records and answer questions about to addiction of yours, specifically will your addiction impact your ability to fulfill the rigors of the Mayor's office?
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