Schneider Beats Dold in 10th District Race
Brad Schneider, the congressman elect from the 10th District, tells supporters the time to end partisanship and gridlock is at hand. Robert Dold tells supporters to 'stay engaged' in concession speech.
(Update at 11:30 p.m.) Rep. Elect Brad Schneider (D-Deerfield) told a crowd of cheering supporters the victory was theirs not his as he promised them he would cast aside partisanship and do his best to end gridlock in Washington.
“We sent a message to this Congress we deserve better,” Schneider said. “Better than putting politics and partisanship above people. We sent a message we should expect more from our leaders in Washington. We know we can’t pass along a better future than we inherited if we do don’t put partisanship behind us.
Schneider made it clear his victory was one for middle class values where people would not have to wait for things to “trickle down.” He pledged to work to ensure the promises government owes to its citizens.
“The promises of this country are at risk,” Schneider said. “The promise to our seniors is at risk that they can have a secure retirement. We can no longer ignore the (fact) gridlock in Washington is having an impact on our economy and our future.”
Schneider had no false illusions about the task ahead. “Tomorrow the real work begins,” he said. “I fundamentally believe we can make a difference.”
Meanwhile, at Viper Alley, Dold thanked his staff, supporters and family during his concession speech. He also encouraged attendees to remain engaged in politics even after Dold hands his position off to Brad Schneider.
"There's too much at stake to grow disheartened," Dold told the crowd. "I hope you all continue to stay in touch, stay engaged."
When Dold announced that he had called Schneider to concede the race to represent the 10th Congressional District, a supporter yelled out, "Say it ain't so!"
One supporter had tears welling in his eyes and falling past his glasses. The mood was quiet and somber, a jarring change from the hour earlier when Dold had been leading by more than six thousand votes.
"It's about the next generation," Dold said as he closed out his remarks. He then used an oft-repeated line from his campaign. "I'm confident America's best days are in front of us."
(Update at 10:55) Rep. Robert Dold (R-Kenilworth) conceded the election to Democratic challenger Brad Schneider, according to Schneider Campaign Manager Reed Adamson.
(Update at 10:40 p.m.) Tenth Congressional District Democrats Chairman Lauren Beth Gash, who barely lost to now Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Highland Park) 12 years ago, is thrilled with the results so far.
“Looks great for Brad right now and I’m very excited,” Gash said. “I’ve been working on the race for many years and building infrastructure. Tonight looks to me like a great night for Democrats.”
Her group has been working tirelessly to win the seat for the Democrats since 2004.
Update 10:11 p.m.: Schneider now leads in Cook County by 879 votes, with 105 of 110 precincts reporting, putting his overall lead at 2,434 votes.
"I'm surprised," said Jeff Kaminsky, a 41-year-old Northbrook resident sporting a "Jews for Romney" pin. "I think [Dold] has done a great job... he's everything this district represents."
Paul and Liz Vanlieshout were also surprised to hear Dold had lost his sizable lead.
"I don't know how this is happening," Liz said.
The Vernon Hills residents have a daughter working as a legislative aide for Dold.
"He's a better candidate," Paul said. "If he loses it's just because Schneider got swept up in Obama's coattails."
Scott Greenberg blamed the results on the gerrymandering of the 10th District.
"This is a function of gerrymandering but our democratically controlled state legislature," Greenberg said. "This election is brought to you by those people."
Update 9:43 p.m.: Deerfield's Brad Schneider's lead in this election has grown to 2,232 votes, with 103 of 110 precincts in Cook County reporting and all of Lake County reporting.
Lake County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
50.38% | 101,920 |
All 309 (Lake County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
49.62% | 100,365 |
All 309 (Lake County only) |
Cook County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
50.63% | 27,135 |
103 of 110 (Cook County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
49.37% | 26,458 |
103 of 110 (Cook County only) |
Update at 9:30 p.m.: With 14 precincts out in Cook Coiunty, Schneider's supporters are hovering around the Patch computer waiting for the rest of the results.
Update 9:15 p.m.: Brad Schneider has taken the lead in this election.
As of 9 p.m., the Lake County website read that all 309 precincts had reported, with Dold holding a six thousand vote lead over Schneider. Now, the Lake County website has reported that lead is gone. Schneider now leads in Lake County by 1,555 votes.
In Cook County, with 96 precincts reporting, Schneider leads by 394 votes. There are till 14 precincts remaining to be counted.
Update 9:08 p.m.: As returns continue to come in, Dold supporters continue to feel optimistic that the current congressman will be able to serve another term.
"He's the logical heir to Mark Kirk," Libertyville resident John De Reu said. "He's honest, able, forthright and capable."
De Reu said he felt sure that Dold would pull a victory, but he was less certain about the Presidential race.
"I wish I were as positive about Mitt Romney," he said.
De Reu didn't have much to say about Dold's opponent, Deerfield resident Brad Schneider.
"I voted for Dold, I'm not voting against Schneider," he said.
Howard Sippe has worked with Dold for six years at Rose Pest Control. He taught the congressman how to play platform tennis.
"It's not the politics, it's him as a person" Sippe said about his support for Dold. "If he was a Democrat, I'd still support him."
Update 8:56 p.m.: All of Lake County's precincts are in, and Dold still has his cushy six thousand vote lead.
Lake County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
47.56% | 62,039 |
All 309 (Lake County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
52.44% | 68,409 |
All 309 (Lake County only) |
Update 8:43 p.m.: We've almost got everything counted.
Schneider is maintaining his lead in Cook County by a little less than 700 votes with 88 of 110 precincts reporting.
In Lake County, Dold leads by about 6,000 votes with 301 of 309 precincts reporting.
Also, a gaggle of the youngest Republicans I've ever seen have just arrived. Pictures to come.
Update 8:35 p.m.: Schneider's Cook County lead has grown to about 700 votes with 82 of the 110 precincts reporting.
Meanwhile, Dold still has a wide lead in Lake County. He's up by about 6,000 votes with 295 of the 309 precincts reporting.
Update 8 p.m.: Almost all of Lake County's precincts have reported, and Dold still has about a 5 point lead over opponent Brad Schneider.
Lake County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
47.83% | 55,561 |
276 of 309 (Lake County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
52.17% | 60,600 |
276 of 309 (Lake County only) |
Over half of Cook County's 100 precincts have reported, giving Schneider about a 200 vote lead.
Cook County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
50.54% | 16,466 |
67 of 110 (Cook County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
49.46% | 16,115 |
67 of 110 (Cook County only) |
Update 7:51 p.m.: Cook County results have begun to come in. Schneider has a small lead with 34 of the 110 precincts reporting.
Cook County results:
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
50.62 % | 7,850 |
34 of 110 (Cook County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
49.38% | 7,659 |
34 of 110 (Cook County only) |
Update 7:48 p.m.: Dold remains in the lead, but Schneider is beginning to gain on him.
With 243 Lake County precincts reporting, Dold leads with 52.77 percent of the vote to Schneider's 47.23 percent.
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
47.23% | 48,541 |
243 of 309 (Lake County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
52.77% | 54,241 |
243 of 309 (Lake County only) |
Update 7:22 p.m.: The returns are beginning to trickle in. Fifty-three of Lake County's 309 precincts have reported their ballots, giving Rep. Robert Dold about a 10 point lead on opponent Brad Schneider.
|
Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
|
Brad Schneider (D) |
44.63% | 9,836 |
53 of 309 (Lake County only) |
|
Robert Dold (R) |
55.37% | 12,203 |
53 of 309 (Lake County only) |
Update 7:06 p.m.: So far, Rep. Robert Dold's (R-Kenilworth) election night event in Lincolnshire has drawn a sizable crowd of... journalists. The parking lot is filled with broadcast news vans.
Supporters are beginning to trickle in, and Dold is expected to arrive at around 8 p.m. Stay tuned for more updates from Dold's event and his opponent Brad Schneider's event.
Earlier: The contest for the nationally prominent 10th Congressional District race pits Rep. Robert Dold (R-Kenilworth) against Democratic challenger Brad Schneider of Deerfield.
Patch will continue to update election results until there is a winner.
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Candidate |
Percentage |
Total Vote |
Precincts Reporting |
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Brad Schneider (D) |
xxx of xxx |
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Robert Dold (R) |
xxx of xxx |
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Earlier: Voters Decide 10th District Race Today
Before the polls opened at 6 a.m. today, more than 75,000 people had cast ballots either through in-person early voting or by mail. With a turnout of between 275,000 and 280,000 forecast by campaign officials, that is more than a quarter of the vote.
As votes come in through the night, the totals in the table above will not include the early votes cast in the Lake County portion of the district, which makes up just over 60 percent of the district, until 100 percent of the precincts are reporting.
Once all election day votes are counted, the early votes will be added to the total, according to Lake County Clerk Willard Helander.
The campaign actually began before Dold was sworn into office in January, 2011, when the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee targeted him for defeat. A few months later, Emily’s List, a group which tries to help elect women to office, did the same thing.
Emily’s List’s attack on Dold was rebuffed by Planned Parenthood. Dold used the support he received from that group to distinguish himself from the far right Tea Party branding himself as a moderate. He continued to do it through the campaign.
Nevertheless, Schneider kept trying to tie Dold to the right-wing Republican agenda criticizing his two votes for the House Republican Budget authored by Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI), the Republican vice presidential nominee.
When House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) came into the District to campaign for Dold last month, Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Evanston) used the opportunity to brand Bold a Tea Party sympathizer and calling Cantor its ideological leader in Congress.
CK
3:36 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Propaganda chief Sadin put Schneiders name first...not even a pretense of alphbet or any thing. So typical pof the species
Janet Sirabian
3:44 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I believe candidates are listed in the order that they filed their petitions. If two candidates file at the same time, a lottery is held to determine which name is placed first on the ballot.
teresa Teresa
5:54 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner for Schneider.
Dold will eat crow and wash it down with a glass of contaminated Lake Michigan water, brought ot you by the oil industry!
Thanks for nothing.
RationalTht
8:49 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I guess you want the country to fiscally go like IL and CA. Time to stop working and just get on the gravy train, I don't see why I should work so someone else can sit. Time to take my money and leave the market, live off assets and have "the government" pay for my kids college.
Doug Daluga
12:39 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
RationalTht: seems like an irrational thought. Right, everyone is suddenly going to quit their jobs just to get that sweet just-barely-able-to-survive government money.
RationalTht
1:32 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
@Doug - just as people on assistance evaluate going and getting SOME job that matches their skills or staying on assistance, others can decide if it is worth it to work that incremental amount to get an extra bonus, or just live on saved assets. Income is figured heavily when working for FAFSA whereas savings is not. Numbers may say it is more lucrative to just live off the government for the 6 years of kids college than to actually "work" hard.
Lou
5:17 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Doug, don't forget all the Senators, Congresspersons, Governors and Generals who walk thru private industry's revolving door and milk the rest of us. Just google "revolving door former members of congress", you'll find your favorite former official working as a lobbyist for business, not as a lobbyist for the people. Just follow the money.
Stevie Janowski
2:56 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
your an idiot
Chadder
9:32 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
AP has Dold up at 9:30 CST....
dold's supporter
10:56 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Crook Dold have being fired just like his employers at Rose Pest replaced with lower-pay serfs. Dold...you're fired hahahahahha. (howard sipe...didn't Dold fire you yet? He will, tomorrow morning :) Together with Hastings and Hanks...fired!
Chilawyer
12:56 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
DS -- Good luck in D.C. as Schneider's chief of staff.
Mara Meyer
11:04 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Congrats Brad! We expect great things!
Chilawyer
12:57 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
"We" being Mesirow and Cong. Schneider's other special interests; he'll toss them a chunk of stimulus funds from the next $4 trillion round of deficit spending.
RB
11:10 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Obama, Schneider, Warren, Morrison, Drury, S W E E P !!!! Now let's pull this Country back together with rational politicians making rational decisions.
RonnieTheLimoDriver
6:48 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I'm still in shock that both Schneider and Morrison won. I've never seen two less qualified individuals be selected in any race. I hope Brad's "business background" doesn't bankrupt us, and I hope Julie actually spends some time addressing the real issues in this state instead of worrying about pointless social issues.
RationalTht
7:00 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
@Ronnie - the only qualifications they need for IL was that they had a (D) after their name. Schneider replaced a true moderate in Dold. All of this is due to the gerrymandering that the Democrats did during the last census so it was to be expected. If this were Texas or some place in the South, it would not have been allowed. The Democrats control EVERYTHING here in IL and now we have elected more "like-minded" people for our federal representatives, so I guess that means we (collectively) want, as the state of IL, want the Federal government run like IL is.
Chilawyer
7:13 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
RB--Your definition of "rational" must mean even bigger federal deficits and an even larger unfunded state pension liability despite what will become a permanent 67% state income tax increase.
Cole Pierce
11:12 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
WoooooooooHooooooooo. Obama, Schneider,Drury, Morrison. Where are the nutjobs that said none of these people would win. The tea baggers must be gagging. God Bless these politicians. Health care for all!
RationalTht
7:02 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
No rational, good politician could overcome the gerrymandering of the Democrats after the last census. They just spread the corruption that is the Chicago machine politicians throughout the state. You must be happy with IL's fiscal direction because you believe more of the same is good.
Walter White
11:13 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
This was all part of McCloud's master plan.
RB
11:51 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Before you criticize others, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.
Sandra Sims
10:04 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
LOL @ both
Chilawyer
12:54 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Congratulations, Brad, you're off to a good start -- chronic unemployment in the 10th District has just been reduced by one.
Cole Pierce
2:48 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Brad Schneider and Barack Obama are gifts from God. They are both my Jesus.
Lake Forest resident
7:06 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I voted Obama, and also voted for Dold. I voted on experience, happy that Obama won but I'm pretty dissapointed that Dold lost. If people took a closer look at his voting record, you would have found out he was doing his job for his constituents and not for his party. The people went for the untested Schneider. I guess we'll have to see what he does over the next 2 years to see if he will really do what is best for the 10th district.
RationalTht
11:48 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
How anyone could expect a IL/Chicago politician to be able to be "bipartisan" is beyond me. We as a country will get what we deserve. It will only be the middle class that will be pulled downward as money can move - something Democrats don't seem to understand.
Dan Jenks
12:19 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
LF resident, I agree with your sentiments - Dold did a good job winning nearly 50% in a District that voted 63% for Obama last time. I'm sure there were many ticket splitters this time around as well.
Though I didn't vote for him, I wish Schneider good luck in Congress - he certainly has the potential to be a good congressman and, given the narrowness of his victory, hopefully he will want to proof his bona fides as moderate who works across party lines on issues like the deficit and entitlement reform.
Julie Hansen
7:21 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Can you tell us about the local referendum results? and the statewide pension referendum??
MARIGOLD
9:26 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Make us proud Schneider,
(WE THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITES STATE OF AMERICA)
Black America voted for you
RB
9:51 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I'm sure Mr. Dold is a decent person. I've even met him and told him so.i told him I disagreed with him then and again when I voted. One less member of the party of 'no' will allow the Nation to come together and have some Governance...if Boehner, McConnell and Cantor allow it. Way to go Brad!
RationalTht
11:50 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
RB - the party of NO is in the senate - Reid does not even allow DISCUSSION on bills from Republicans. Well, I am preparing for a continued downward spiral, between IL and the federal government, we will be in trouble. The Eastern US may do OK as all the required building will drive the economy there, but that also means that Federal support for the floundering IL will take a back burner.
Dan Jenks
12:36 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
With people like Dold and Senator Brown from Massachusetts defeated and other, moderate voices, deciding to leave Congress, the upshot of the election is that there will be fewer moderate voices in both caucuses (not that I have given up hope already on Schneider).
Frank Ettinger
10:54 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I'm proud of the people of the 10th for being able to look past the SuperPac ads and vote for a moderate democrat. I think that, once again, a smart electorate was able to find the candidate that best reflected our values.
Lucy
12:19 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
I agree with Lake Forest resident! I also voted for Dold though I am a democrat.
His voting record speaks for itself.
Linda
12:24 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The main reason my husband and I did NOT vote for Dold is his incessant robo calls to our home were borderline harrassment! I wrote, called numerous times to get off their calling list to no avail. Peace at last.
NotWastingTime
3:46 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
Linda- I agree. His robo calls were intrusive and annoying. Tried to get them stopped but this effort was to no avail
forest barbieri
12:42 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Well the market is excited. Down 300 points earlier. Is that Europe or election related? Dold seemed to be rather moderate and enjoyed some democratic support so I was surprised to see him lose. The big winner is Madigan who redistricted to ensure results he wanted.
Nonetheless, Democrat or Republican the races are yesterdays news, so can you elected guys get to work and play nice for the benefit of the American people?
Larry Jones
4:44 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Dold supporter you are totally out of line, you sound like the snake Donald Trump
I did not vote for Dold, but know his family and they are good peeps. Posts like yours do not belong her
Also congrats to Steve Mandell, big 70% winner
dold's supporter
6:27 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Dolds and Republicans are out of line! Health care is not a right given to them by the god of the dollar offering it to anyone making milions like them and no one else...that's out of line. Creating jobs that pay almost nothing, and no benefits, and no overtime but forcing employees to work at least 50 hrs. PER WEEK...that's out of line. You don't know because you didn't work for Dold so shut up. Now Dold, mark my words, will increase the unemployment by firing Larry Hanks (vice president at Rose Pest) and William Hastings (manager at Rose Pest) by Dec 01, 2012. You heard it here from someone who knows Dold, the real Dold not the public facade he was selling to the voters. He is a very nice crook this Dold. Still, thank you for not voting for the fake man...the crook with a great family (I mean it, I know both his dad and mom) and no future in politics hahahahaha. Dold...you have being fired 130.000 times yesterday...enjoy it...you deserved it...crook...pay your employees overtimeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Chilawyer
11:44 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
DS--Now that Dold has lost the election, do you have an exit strategy for removing yourself from the Patch boards? Your illiterate, hysterical postings no longer amuse. At least change your screen name, which was always a lie, now obsolete. If you really did work for Dold and were fired, it's easy to see why. A pest control company really can't keep a pest around.
dold's supporter
8:56 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Those who ask for the overtime pay are not pests nor do they deserve to be fired except in your "lawyerly" screwed-up world. That's why everybody hates lawyers: you have no common sense. I am not going anywhere: I will be on dold's case until employees at Rose Pest Solutions receive their overtime or are no longer forced to work 50 hours per week "because the boss wants it." Dold, you little crook, don't listen to stpid lawyers, listen to me: pay your employees overtime or stop forcing them to work over 40 hours...Lawyers tell Dold to ignore people like me because lawyers do not get paid unless litigation hapen but Dold, you little crook, think about it....after all you sold yourself as "small business owner"...isn't it cheaper to pay overtime than pay overtime and lawyers? Employes at Rose Pest deserve overtime pay, a right not bestowed upon them by almighty Dold family!
Ellie
10:47 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Scheider is promising "bipartisanship." Don't be deceived by this language. The Left: Barack Obama, Nancy Pelozzi, Harry Reid, NEVER compromise.
Kathie
4:03 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
The 10th district and others throughout the state were redrawn by Madigan to solidify Democrat power statewide and squash citizens' voices in Washington. So, Democrats, how do you who profess to be the party of free speech and voting rights feel about this? Celebrate your Illinois "wins." But understand this: You guys own this mess now. Good luck. As an Illinois taxpayer and job-creator, I'm making plans to leave for a state that isn't afraid to allow every vote count and let the chips fall fair and free.
Chris Miller
4:14 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Kathie, are you aware that that's exactly what Republicans did to Democrats 10 years ago, when the Republicans drew the map? Just thought you should know the facts.
Chris Miller
5:50 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
A correction: it was 20 years ago.
Karen
4:24 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
I am a registered Republican - but guess what - with all the gabage that has been going on in DC, I voted for a variety of Democrats this election - am very, very tired of the constant "dead-locks" - and I personally wanted to make the statement to GOP loud and clear - I was TIRED of their garbage!
Gary
4:42 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Karen,
What laws that you liked were stopped by the Republicans?
NotWastingTime
3:41 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
Karen- good for you! The American people have spoken. They want movement on issues not more gridlock by obstructionist Republicans.
Unfortunately Boehner and McConnell are already up to their old tricks. They're already talking trash about not being willing to work with the president. Looks like more pain for Americans. When the president called them right after his speech Tuesday night neither one would take his call. Both were supposedly sleeping....give me a break. What a crock...
Kathie
4:27 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
@Chris. Just to say, you own Illinois now. Good luck.
Chris Miller
6:03 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
"As an Illinois taxpayer and job-creator, I'm making plans to leave for a state that isn't afraid to allow every vote count and let the chips fall fair and free."
Utah, Wyoming, or Idaho might suit you.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/map_of_the_week/2012/08/map_utah_wyoming_idaho_are_the_most_republican_states_.html
Kathie
10:35 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Just sayin, Chris ... Illinois clearly is a failed state. We are a national joke... especially now after doubling down with this election! People like me are mobile. The failed policies you seem to support have driven this place into the ground. The more of us who leave, the fewer will be around to pay the huge pension and entitlement bills your buddies are racking up. So, maybe that will make you happy? Open your wallet and good luck.
Stevie Janowski
2:55 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
This makes me sick. Dold 2014
dold's supporter
3:38 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
Hey...the guy thinks he is destined to be President. His arrogance knows no limits. I feel sorry for the imbeciles donating to his 2014 campaign...money thrown away because by then the Courts will rule his company, Rose Pest Solutions broke the Labor Act, while he was a Congressman no less...lawmaker and lawbreaker in the same time...
Bree Olson
3:05 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
I see Dold running for president in 2016!!! Love that man ;)
Stevie Janowski
3:07 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
he would be just as qualified as obama
Bree Olson
3:10 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
More qualified actually. Obama only knows how to play hoops and he awful at it!
dold's supporter
3:40 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
Dold dreams of the day he is President and gets to outlaw the overtime laws...To him, his employees are serfs who better shut up or be fired! Well...Dold, you got fired pretty ugly last Tuesday :)
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