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Jennifer Kim Outlines Campaign Team


by: Karl-Thomas Musselman

Fri Oct 19, 2007 at 03:51 PM CDT


Via the Austin Political Report...

Kim hired Elliott McFadden to run her campaign, Dean Rindy to make her ads, Yael Ouzillou to raise the money to pay for them, and Matt Hersh to help bring it all together. McFadden worked for Kim's opponent in 2005. She also rejected any tax incentives or other sweetheart deals for White Lodging, the corporation behind the planned Marriott.
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Why such turnover? (0.00 / 0)
It looks like no one from Kim's last campaign is on her re-election team. What does that say?

says a lot (0.00 / 0)
she didn't have a very promising run.

not at all impressed.

doesn't look good for her reelection.

have any of these folks won big races lately?

Please refer to KT's signature.


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Ken Weiss Running for Austin City Council Place 3 (0.00 / 0)

Ken Weiss running for Austin City Council Place 3

**** He is running against Jennifer Kim and Randi Shade. ****

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Ken Weiss has operated two small family businesses right here in Austin. Jennifer Kim and Randi Shade can talk about their dot coms all day long but they were not here in Austin.

Ken Weiss went to school here. He attended Pflugerville School District, ACC, Concordia University and is working on a Masters in Business.

Ken Weiss has served in the Texas Army National Guard as an officer for over 5 years, right here in Austin. Can Jennifer Kim or Randi Shade say they have military experience?
Ken Weiss was in charge of all the shelters in San Antonio during Katrina. Ken Weiss was their for the victims when they stepped off the bus at 3a.m. in the morning with nothing but the clothes on there backs. Ken Weiss helped the victims find food, shelter, clothes, medical care, and future housing after the shelters closed. Where was Jennifer Kim and Randi Shade when all this was going on?

What Ken will do for Austin?

- Ken is working hard to protect the environment. He knows the challenges that small businesses face and wants to help them succeed in Austin. He will make sure that Austin remains safe by providing the equipment and personnel the city's protective services need including Ems, Fire, and Police. He will work hard to keep Austin's highways free and from not turning into toll roads. Ken will also eliminate waste from the city budget and by doing so will save you tax dollars!

Ken Weiss loves Austin! Ken Weiss grew up here, went to school here, and lives here. It you love Austin as much as Ken Weiss does, then you'll help him win place 3, where he can make the decisions that are best for Austin, its' neighborhoods, and its' citizens.

You can help right now by making a contribution, volunteering and then on May 10, 2008 vote for Ken Weiss. With the help of concerned citizens like you, we can make Austin truly a better place for all to live!

"The Citizens don't want or need another politician to run Austin. What Austin needs is someone with the proven business sense and leadership skills that I have shown to get the job done efficiently, effectively, and economically." Ken Weiss

Let's change city government and make it responsible to the citizens of Austin!
If you like these ideas, tell your friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors about me!

Visit the Website @ weissforplace3.com


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