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Posted by: PBC FL Cop

Worcesteria: 01-24-08 By Scott Zoback
• WHAT RECESSION?: They say money is tight, but 2007 was a very good year for a number of politicians in the Worcester area moneywise; it looks like the dollars roll in when you've got some clout. Take Lt. Gov. Tim Murray: In 2007, he raised $625,567.84, spending $316,773.42. Of course, that doesn't measure up to 2006, when he raised more than $1.9 million in an election year. Murray's numbers dwarf even the usual champion, Guy Glodis, who reports that he brought in $244,599.50 in donations in 2007. He's consistent: That number is almost identical to what he reported in 2006. State Sen. Ed Augustus reported $65,335 in contributions; his colleague Harriette Chandler listed $63,493.75. John Binienda was the standout among local state reps, bringing in $83,995. Bob Spellane also had a good showing with $66,678.25 in contributions; Shrewsbury Rep. Karyn Polito raised $63,047.28.

A county sheriff receiving almost a 1/2 million dollars in donations in only two years?? Really sounds like he's taking politics out of the Sheriff's Office!

Posted by: sherifflittle

hmmm..they need to hook me up w/ some of that

i only wish i could put that on lay a way

Posted by: Foxy85

I'm willing to bet that Glodis runs for gov. one day....I think he is THAT ambitious...

Posted by: lawdog671

Nothing like padding the resume for a run...senate for a little bit...sheriff for a little bit...will we see Glodis for president???

Posted by: sherifflittle

i hope not

Posted by: PBC FL Cop

His support relies heavily on the fame he received while he was on "Happy Days"

Posted by: mikemac64

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Originally Posted by PBC FL Cop

His support relies heavily on the fame he received while he was on "Happy Days"

Ralph Malph!!! That's funny...and you're dating yourself!!!

I guess it's better than Urkel!

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