Not endorsing anyone

However, since there are three Juvenile Court Judges races in Cuyahoga County, I thought I would give you some links so that you can make informed decisions.

Here are the Judicial Ratings from the various Bar Associations. Scroll down to find the Domestic and Juvenile Court Judges. Click on the names for more info.

You can find all the PD endorsements here.
Again, you'll need to scroll down to get to the Juvenile Court Judges.

Finally, you can access the Cuyahoga County League of Women Voters 2004 Voters Guide here.
Use the Local Elections pick list to see the Juvenile Court candidates' qualifications and their answer to a juvenile law issue.

With three Juvenile slots on the ballot, voters can really affect the juvenile bench and the direction the court will take. Think about it.

I will try to follow the case of Peggy Fugate in Hamilton County, Ohio. She had her parental rights to her daughter terminated seven years ago and is now petitioning to adopt the girl who was never adopted and remains in foster care.

When you type in the name of my county in a Google News search, you get mostly fishing reports. hmmmmm...

Do you know all the candidates for office where you live and vote? I don't. And I find it disturbing that our local newspaper is doing nothing to help out the average citizen.

But then again, the Cleveland Plain Dealer can't even decide who to endorse for President. The editorial staff reportedly wants to endorse Kerry and the publisher wants to endorse Bush. Who do you think will win?

So what do you do when you have no hope of winning an election in Cleveland? Why change your name to Russo and you're all set.

Talk about laughable political ploys.