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• 4/18/2008 5:40 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Avalos loaned herself $75,000 and raised only $30,000 for real. I see Salantrie rolling with this one....
  
• 4/18/2008 5:47 PM Anonymous wrote:
  of course you do since you are the candidate.
  
• 4/18/2008 6:39 PM Anonymous wrote:
  EVIL EX-JUDGE JAY SPECHLER COLLECTED LARGE SUMS UNDER THE TABLE FROM MOMBACH BOYLE HARDIN JUDGE PIMP.
  
• 4/18/2008 6:58 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Salantrie's a good lawyer, but Avalos will not be a cakewalk like Bober over Dijols.
  
• 4/18/2008 7:08 PM Go Salantrie wrote:
  All of us criminal defense attorneys who have seen the real world around here need to step up for Ed. There are too many minorities (yes hispanics as well) that are being railroaded to jail around here. When prison time is a good offer on a DWLS enough is enough. While Satz may be unstoppable for now, good candidates like Bober and Salantrie need to get out there and make the public aware of how the minorities are being railroaded by the Judges and State. If the public sees this they will send a message to the Judges in August and Mike Satz next time his is up for reelection.
  
• 4/18/2008 7:18 PM Anonymous wrote:
  I would love to see side by side, Ed's experience history and Catalina's. I think she even has less experience then the other one, I'm referring to Stacy Ross.
  
• 4/18/2008 7:18 PM out of cash? wrote:
  The campaign just started and from the looks of things they are running low on funds...sounds like 7:08 is begging for money..
  
• 4/18/2008 7:19 PM Anonymous wrote:
  AND THEY SAID IT WASN'T GOING TO HAPPEN! BROWARD JUDICIARY UNDER ASSAULT. FOR GOOD REASON TOO.
  
• 4/18/2008 7:23 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Looks like Avalos net worth is going to take a hit this year. Its going to be tough to make it back on a asa salary. Does the state have a hiring freeze on? If not, they will by then.
  
• 4/18/2008 7:30 PM Gettin Closer wrote:
  Called another one wrong, hey, A-Terd? Let me get this straight, you're Ross' campaign manager, or is it vice manager?
  
• 4/18/2008 7:53 PM COUNT DOWN wrote:
  Another one gets opposition? How many does that make? How many are without opposition?
  
• 4/18/2008 8:06 PM Ryal wrote:
  Ed is a great lawyer and would make a wonderful judge. He paid his dues and tried a ton of cases, never let a asa push him around. Go get em Ed, will call you to get the address to send you a check. Good man, enough is enough !!!!!
  
• 4/18/2008 8:08 PM Anonymous wrote:
  You won't hear any more from Aherd. He's hiding in the bunker with Stacey.
  
• 4/18/2008 8:47 PM lighten up wrote:
  Are you kidding me??? Has Ed even worked lately??? Is he the guy with the drinking problem? Easy race for Avalos.
  
• 4/18/2008 8:52 PM Chicago 12 minus 1 wrote:
  Eveyone that went to Chicago in 1980 is behind you ED. The Drake hotal will never forget us !!! We need an Italian-American on the bench, isn't it about time? Drop the gavel and take the cannolis.......
  
• 4/18/2008 8:52 PM anaconda wrote:
  As a defense attorney, I can tell you Ed is lazy. I doubt he will even get 10% of the vote with his name. Sounds like a spice or Italian mobster. Better luck next term.
  
• 4/18/2008 9:01 PM Scruffy wrote:
  Ed Salantrie is a weak candidate. Couldn't JAAB get a better candidate? Avalos will get all the major endorsements, not to mention all the large firms in town are supporting her. Ask aroung and you will soon learn who the candidate of choice is.
  
• 4/18/2008 9:20 PM Nicky wrote:
  Hey Ana... the snake. Imagine that , prejudice against Italians in this day and age !!!!! Do you know what sceeve means? With nick like that you are a sceevon I bet.
  
• 4/18/2008 11:16 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Ellen Feld thought it would be an easy race over Giselle too .... go Ed!
  
• 4/18/2008 11:21 PM Worf wrote:
  Salantrie: Honor, Integrity, Experience, Wisdom, Courage, Ethical, Principles, Incorruptible.
  
  Avalos: Worked for Mike Satz and Lee Cohen for 8 years.
  
• 4/18/2008 11:32 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Ouch! No need to get so nasty, but it is high time Broward had men and women of experience on the bench. Go Ed, score one for the elder statesmen who have earned their stripes!
  
• 4/18/2008 11:42 PM Anonymous wrote:
  Only one county race still uncontested. Poor Dale. I'd hate to be him on May 2nd (he's had a rough couple of years already).
  
• 4/19/2008 7:17 AM Cool Hand Luke? wrote:
  I can't remember when all the Judges of Broward County got opposition. This is truly a landmark for the 17th Judicial Circuit to see qualified people take on the corruption that has lead to the installation of so many bad judges over the years. Dale must be real proud of himself to have brought this on all the judges he had such a dirty hand in putting on the bench. When is Ross up for re-election? He needs to get the boot himself.
  
• 4/19/2008 7:58 AM Anonymous wrote:
  What goes around, comes around as it's said. With the final disgraceful excommunication of Sprinkles and the breaking of the code of silence that has surrounded Ross and Co.'s manipulation of judicial appointments and elections over the years, it's refreshing to see good people taking on these political whack-hacks. It's like the closing days of WWII when the NAZIs held up in bunkers as the Russians rolled into Berlin. They've been left no other recourse but to hide hoping the storm will pass. They're now paying the price for "THE SINS OF THE FATHER". Dale's political machine has at last been trumped by its own arrogance. Broward owes a debt of gratitude to Kulick and all the judicial opponents for their strong showing against what's been well known over the years (as well as the reasons why) to have caused so much pain and controversy surrounding the judiciary of this circuit. I sincerely hope what is good will triumph over what's been a total miscarriage of conscience and duty over the rein of judicial tyranny that has existed for a long time. We must all show our support as Broward's Judiciary is retaken from these people and reshaped into a judiciary we can all be proud of once again.
  
• 4/19/2008 8:44 AM JEFFlog -- Take Down 7:58 and MY Post Also Please wrote:
  Congrats ADJ. I thought you couldn't get any lower than making inappropriate comments about a good man's terminal illness, but some great analogies in your post have taken the cake.
  
  Of course, Dale Ross and his admins are just like NAZIs. Like Ross or not, that comparison is offensive and disgusting. And on Passover too.
  
  You should be ashamed, but then again, shame requires a conscience, which you so clearly lack.
  
  I have never called for a post to be censored or moderated on this blog with the exception of the one mocking Judge Zeidwig's cancer, which was also posted by the same person that posted 7:58am this morning.
  
  But I'm sorry -- Nazi comparisons on Passover are beyond the pale, and 7:58 should be removed (as should mine once that one is taken down).
  
  Enjoy your Seder ADJ and maybe some part of the holiness of the day will rub off on you and make you realize what you just did was unconscionable.
  
• 4/19/2008 9:32 AM Anonymous wrote:
  Ed would be a great addition to the bench. Great experience and a great guy too.
  
• 4/19/2008 9:45 AM Tidal Wave wrote:
  Do I have this right: All the judges have opposition?
  
• 4/19/2008 10:09 AM BLOGFLOG wrote:
  What's with all the hype about people running? It that bad or something to exercise the democratic process? I don't get the motives of the criers about how it's such a bad thing.
  
• 4/19/2008 10:14 AM Puzzled over breakdown wrote:
  Lee Cohen actually broke a case down on Friday for a guy named Terence Driscoll. Not sure why, may be he knows Satz some how. It is an older guy with a Palm Beach attorney, bad roadsides and he blew over, .082, .083. Would love for someone to look into it.
  
• 4/19/2008 10:16 AM Puzzled over breakdown wrote:
  Forgot to add that Lee went in did the plea himself and the case was first time up with no discovery having been done.
  
• 4/19/2008 10:59 AM Anonymous wrote:
  Maybe it's the beginning of a different approach.
  
• 4/19/2008 12:22 PM GO ED !! wrote:
  Saying Salantrie is well seasoned is not going far enough. He's a great lawyer and great person. In my opinion he would be also a great addition to the bench.
  
• 4/19/2008 8:59 PM anonymous wrote:
  Salantrie: divorced, drinking problem, hasn't worked in years; cheats on his wife, lazy, works for murderers and rapists.
  
  Avalos: married 20 years to police officer, 2 kids, volunteers at every charity possible, great record as a judge.
  
  mmmmm, who should I vote for???
  

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