Law made into sausage in Judge Caldwell's court

Law

made into sausage in Judge Caldwell's court

We have an

opportunity to remove yet another of the "good old

boys" from power in our community. In his decision

to give seven-tenths of an acre of my land to the county,

[Fayette Superior Court Judge] Johnnie Caldwell showed me

and our community his true colors.

With ties

to the county power structure, how likely was Caldwell to

logically view the evidence, listen to what citizens of

the community had to say, read and understand the intent

that had been made over 100 years ago and rule in our

favor? Now we are getting a gigantic water tower on the

property taken from us!

Mark Twain

once said, "Two things man should never see being

made, sausage and laws." Well, I saw the law made

into sausage in Mr. Caldwell's courtroom.

Many of us

don't have the time necessary to find out what is going

on because we are trying to make a living. That's what

these guys who sit in power know. The only way we find

out how things really work is when they gang up and come

after us. Apathy is the incumbent's best friend!

This

election, try voting for the folks who honestly want to

change the status quo. John Mrosek is one. He is not

"beholding" to the existing power structure of

county and city attorneys, councilmen, commissioners,

real estate brokers and developers. He is a bright,

energetic young man fed up with watching the inner

workings of the system.

Many of our

candidates have a hurdle to clear because so many voters

simply don't know how this county runs and who runs it.

But if enough of us understand, maybe we can make a

difference at the polls. Please give John Mrosek your

consideration as superior court judge.

Dave

Williams

Fayette

County