Jim Alesi takes a page from Randy’s playbook

Yesterday, in the mail, I received a “Special Bulletin” from Jim Alesi, “Senator Alesi Reports on Property Taxes”. This thinly veiled piece of campaign lit was sent to me using my tax money. I am outraged. The postage says:

PRSRT STD

U.S. Postage

PAID

New York Senate

It’s a big glossy thing, not cheap to mail or produce. Here is the text:

“…On July 18th I sent a letter to the senate Majority Leader urging him to reconvene the New York State Senate in a special legislative session to take up the crucial issue of property taxes, mandate relief and fostering a rock-solid commitment to education funding.

These three initiatives will guarantee that property tax payers will have a relif from the ever rising cost of property taxes…”

Yeah, that was important to get out to the constituents. When is the last time he sent us a rundown on his voting record? Isn’t he just doing his job? Do we need an announcement complete with pictures of Jim shaking hands with a woman with a playground backdrop?

I think not.

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2 Responses to “Jim Alesi takes a page from Randy’s playbook”

  1. neweyes says:

    Woo-hoo!! Stop the presses.
    Jim is now taking credit for sending a letter. He must be joking.

    Actually, I read the whole piece myself. In a later paragraph he describes the senate’s special session. So in all fairness (!) he’s actually taking credit for instigating the special session by writing a letter.

    CBS. Campaign Bull S___.

    Again: woo-hoo!

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