theresa gasper (that's exactly how her name appears in all her advertising)
is running against incumbent Mike Turner for U.S. Congress in Ohio's District 10.
Her advertising claims that she will stand up for working people.
But here's how she treated an actual working person in real life:
A fellow I knew named Ed was remodeling a house in Dayton's South Park historic district.*
theresa gasper was (I forget the exact title)
in charge of the outdoor appearance of all the houses in the historic district.
She told Ed exactly how to paint the exterior of that house.
He painted it exactly the way she told him.
She looked at it and said, "Hmm. I don't like the way that looks. Paint it this other way."
So Ed painted it again, following exactly the new instructions.
She came back and said, "I don't like the way that looks either. Paint it this way."
So Ed painted it a third time, again following her instructions to the letter.
Again, she didn't like the way it looked. She had him paint it a fourth time!
Poor Ed had to paint that house four times, just to get paid once!
So whenever you see theresa gasper talk about how she will stand up for working people,
remember how she treated Ed, a real life working person.
Typical "liberal" - very generous with other people's time and money!
* (If you want to see where South Park Historic District is, look at a map of Dayton.
It's south of U.S. 35, west of Wayne Ave., north of Wyoming St., and east of Brown St.)
Why is she/government in charge of someone other's house?
I can see overall guidelines for historical districts. Unless it's obviously gaudy, it's not her's/government's business.
Quote from: je_freedom on September 22, 2018, 12:00:09 PM
theresa gasper (that's exactly how her name appears in all her advertising)
is running against incumbent Mike Turner for U.S. Congress in Ohio's District 10.
Her advertising claims that she will stand up for working people.
But here's how she treated an actual working person in real life:
A fellow I knew named Ed was remodeling a house in Dayton's South Park historic district.*
theresa gasper was (I forget the exact title)
in charge of the outdoor appearance of all the houses in the historic district.
She told Ed exactly how to paint the exterior of that house.
He painted it exactly the way she told him.
She looked at it and said, "Hmm. I don't like the way that looks. Paint it this other way."
So Ed painted it again, following exactly the new instructions.
She came back and said, "I don't like the way that looks either. Paint it this way."
So Ed painted it a third time, again following her instructions to the letter.
Again, she didn't like the way it looked. She had him paint it a fourth time!
Poor Ed had to paint that house four times, just to get paid once!
So whenever you see theresa gasper talk about how she will stand up for working people,
remember how she treated Ed, a real life working person.
Typical "liberal" - very generous with other people's time and money!
* (If you want to see where South Park Historic District is, look at a map of Dayton.
It's south of U.S. 35, west of Wayne Ave., north of Wyoming St., and east of Brown St.)
Je, can you link to any documents, affirming this story?
Quote from: Solar on September 22, 2018, 12:16:45 PM
Je, can you link to any documents, affirming this story?
Ed was a friend of mine. I was seeing him every day back then.
I saw the job he did each of the four times he painted that house.
It was well done every time.
theresa gasper was giving excruciatingly detailed instructions on how to paint that house.
And Ed was following the instructions exactly, down to the millimeter.
And, unlike Brett Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford,
I remember EXACTLY where that house is!