March organizer Patrick Murfin was disappointed but not discouraged. "We average about 43 percent (in McHenry County voting). We've even had better, depending on the candidate. I think we'll do well this year."
Fourteenth District Congressman candidate Dennis Anderson was the headliner at the rally. He's been complaining this week that incumbent Randy Hultgren's been ducking debates with him charging he's skipped four candidate forums and left a fifth before the audience could ask any questions.
Other candidates at the rally included County Board candidates Paula Yensen from LITH, District 5, and Scott Summers from Harvard, District 6.
In the pic: (left to right) Patrick Murfin and Democratic candidates Kathy Bergan Schmidt, Dennis Anderson, Paula Yensen and Scott Summers.
Editor's note: Apologies; Camera autofocus acting up.
4 comments:
Dummycrates what a joke
You know what the real joke is?
The backwards bigots that are leading the GOP right down the toilet.
Laugh it up Bubba.
You are part of a frightened, paranoid and ignorant clan and you are a dying breed.
By the way... Romney cannot post here because he cannot prove that he is NOT a robot.
Wow, the 'real joke' should invest in a couple of appointments with a quality psychologists. tsk, tsk
Joe Biden and Barack Obama are the perfect running mates. Biden can't answer even the simplest question, and Obama has three different answers for every question asked.
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