I guess I am missing common sense… With that being said, i can get to the point. I want to know how is it that public officials can EVEN run for office with outstanding judgments against them?

Jeanette McBride is currently holding a position of Richland County Clerk of Court. Why??? Well according to her, “She says she ran just because she saw a $90,000 job she had a chance to get.”

http://blogs.thestate.com/bradwarthensblog/2008/07/jeanette-mcbrid.html

That is one heck of a reason to hold a public office. Not to improve it or because of experience but, because I could…

In addition, The State published an article regarding her tax liens from 2001. How do you have liens that long and NOT have them paid off?

http://www.thestate.com/local/story/450853.html

Richland County’s incoming clerk of court says she and her husband are paying off their federal income taxes.

A tax lien on file at the Richland County courthouse shows Frank and Jeanette McBride owed $11,936.09 in back taxes from 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004.

Now that that is all out of the way, I can say VOTE FOR SHERRI ABBOTT! Not that I care about her party affiliation or anything else. She is more qualified and evidently pays her taxes!!!
http://www.sherriabbott.com/

Abbott said she was prompted to run against McBride because of her record of late payments on her taxes, including $11,936.09 in federal income taxes dating back to 2001.

BE SURE TO WRITE HER IN ON ELECTION DAY!!!

Well, it has been quite a while since our last blogs! This is due to a couple of less than suitable web hosts, as well as, a REAL crappy interface at the last “Web Host 4 Life” (more to come in this subject…

After a few weeks of recreating out blogs (we went from Blogger to WordPress),  I expect thing to pick up a bit. After all, I love to talk about the experiences we have had in the IT industry as well ad the horde of absolutely horrible companies that are actually getting paid to write shi&#y software (I am sure some of you have used many of the products!).

Be on the lookout for more to come…