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For most of this election I have been pretty quiet, but the actions of two individuals over the last week made me decide it was time for another column. 

The first person I want to talk about is Dean Kemph, a rude, crude, and vile individual.  

First, Dean decides to drag Beth Mason’s two young daughters into his ranting political email.  Mr. Kemph, grow up and pick on someone your own age.  Leave innocent young girls out of politics.  Your email clearly demonstrates that you have the mental aptitude and maturity level of a junior high school student, but that still does not make it okay to verbally assault the Mason girls.  As a parent yourself, I’d expect better of you. 

Oh and did I mention you are a complete and total hypocrite too?

You see ole’ Deano Machino attacks Beth Mason because he alleges that a high school student from High Tech High School in North Bergen is employed by the Mason Campaign, which means the student clearly must not live in Hoboken.  Seldom right and wrong again Dean.  High Tech accepts students from every municipality in Hudson County, so it would not be a stretch if a Hoboken resident attends school there.

Furthermore, Kemph, a West New York resident, writes an email endorsing a Mayoral candidate in Hoboken.  Dean you don’t live here anymore, you are not James Carville, and I apologize but the NY Times already deemed my pal Michael Lenz as the Karl Rove of Hoboken.  We do not care what you think about the Hoboken Mayor’s race, especially when you are a resident from West New York attacking a candidate for employing a teenager who probably lives in Hoboken.  If you want to be involved in politics then go work on the recall election in West New York, but stop trying to pretend you are relevant in Hoboken. 

If Dawn Zimmer was the reformer who sought to run clean campaigns that she claims to be she’d have publicly denounced this moron’s endorsement.  Then again Zimmer is the master of situational ethics.

Now onto the next creature of opportunity, Tony Soares, who as of late has been doing a lot of posting on the blogs (under various assumed names of course).  You see Tony was really quiet for the past few weeks because he wanted a seat on the zoning board and needed to play nice.  Once he got it, all of a sudden he resumed posting under the screenname “beths4beth”. 

Tony we all know that it is you.  We know because one of Dawn Zimmer’s campaign managers is so disgusted with you that he stated it was you in Zimmer HQs on a few separate occasions.  You see your antics do nothing to help Acting Mayor and Council President Zimmer, they just hurt her. Her campaign consultants cannot stand you and this type of behavior has pretty much eliminated any chance of you being appointed to the 4^th Ward Council seat if Zimmer wins.  

You keep threatening to sue me Tony.  Go ahead because you can’t sue over the truth.  I will make sure my attorney deposes you and we will make you reveal all of your screen names and post them on the internet to expose you for the fraud that you are. How’s that for transparency?  Be sure to wish Mr.  Lenz a Happy Halloween for me, and ask him to teach you some manners.   

Until next time, keep hunting. 

Sharkie

PS- Check out this photo of Donna Antonucci.  No, Donna is not endorsing Beth Mason, although her endorsement alone would probably repulse the average voter so much it would shave 5 points off of Mason’s tally on election night.  Instead she was trying to steal those Mason signs. 

When she got caught, she called the Hoboken Police who upon arriving and being brought up to speed told Donna to get lost and stay away from the Mason HQs.  Funny that Donna, who complains about the Hoboken Police Department constantly, calls them over something so childish and immature.  Even better is Donna is trying to claim it is the unions who are the reason Dawn Zimmer hasn’t presented a budget.  At the City Council Meeting on Wednesday night it was made clear that Zimmer is simply using the unions as a scapegoat to hide a tax increase that could be as high as 15 %.