First, Mr. Lord removed Ed Grattan (far left, smaller star), whom the ACDC website had long identified as the county committee's finance chair -- until Mr. Lord published an apparently inconvenient summary of Mr. Grattan's conduct, after which publicity Mr. Grattan's name departed that website.
Mr. Lord struck again recently. Mr. Lord referred to local attorney (and longtime ACDC solicitor) Jack Cambest not only in an analysis of Pat Risha's career at the busy intersection of business and education but also in a multi-part examination of the List-Makers (whom Mr. Lord, unnecessarily deferential to Inficopyright, labeled "The Network"). As of yesterday, and as predicted, the ACDC website has pruned Mr. Cambest's name and title from its list of officers.
The ACDC website lists four officers -- chair, vice chair, secretary, treasurer -- with no indication of whether the local Democratic Party has a finance chair or solicitor. Can anyone illuminate this situation?
UPDATE: The website changes do not prove that any change in status among the Democratic Party's officers has occurred (hence the request for illumination, and the qualification of Mr. Lord's apparent veto power as being limited to public listings).
UPPERDATE: A program for the ACDC's October 7th Kennedy-Lawrence dinner lists Mr. Gratton as finance chair and Mr. Cambest as solicitor on the cover but does not include biographies or photographs of them inside (where other officers' biographies and photographs are printed).
6 comments:
INFY-
you should become a Post-Gazetteer as well.
your insights, although I don't always agree with them deserve a larger audience.
The ACDC website also fails to list any ward chairs or committeepeople, so good luck getting in touch with any party reps in your neighborhood.
Good work Infi
interesting to see if PG touches this one because they can't say anymore that they didn't know
I think the ACDC used to list all of the committee people, I remember seeing it somewhere.
so good luck getting in touch with any party reps in your neighborhood.
It isn't hard to tell. Find the block without the giant holes in the pavement and you'll know the committee person is nearby.
lol, like trying to discern the vaguries of the soviet politboro in the 1950's. Who's in ? Who's out.
Welcome to the ACDC.
Before gloating too much, the ACRC is similarly challenged.
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