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My current concern about the Coronavirus involves the economy and the possible second wave.  During the first wave it was annoying that there was a shortage of toilet paper for so long.  We know now that the stores are having trouble keeping meat on the shelves.  I have not seen any discussion on how to make sure that the stores are stocked with the items we need to survive it the second wave turns out to be a pandemic that was not mitigated.  …

My current concern about the Coronavirus involves the economy and the possible second wave.  During the first wave it was annoying that there was a shortage of toilet paper for so long.  We know now that the stores are having trouble keeping meat on the shelves.  I have not seen any discussion on how to make sure that the stores are stocked with the items we need to survive it the second wave turns out to be a pandemic that was not mitigated.  …

There are many posts that make the argument that people have a constitutional right to make whatever decision they want when it comes to what to wear and how they acquire necessities.  Of course, the constitution was written for all the people in order to give structure to the government so each of us individually can exercise our rights.  No individual has the right to deny the rights of other…

In April 2018 I originally made a prediction that the stock market would drop significantly by July 2019.  I pulled the forcast portion from the article in Oct 2019.  This is the original article.  I think the significant drop we have seen over the last couple of weeks is because of a stock bubble caused by high deficits (during economic prosperity) and not because of the popularity of index…

Governor DeWine is proposing an 18-cent increase to the Ohio gas tax.   I might be for it if he were doing it to discourage the use of petroleum products.  He tells us it is to help fund infrastructure projects such as roads.  If this is the case then I advocate for the State to encourage local communities not to waste infrastructure dollars on recreational facilities before they trying to increase this tax.…

Below is a comparison of responses given to the questions posed by the Dayton Daily News for their voter's guide. 

 

Below is a comparison of responses given to the questions posed by the Dayton Daily News for their voter's guide.  They are copied exactly for ease of reference, but you can look at them through the voter's guide by clicking the link above or the Button below.

 

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It is proper for a unit to budget more than they expect to spend.  Every program adds extra into their budget because they know to run out of money causes very expensive delays.  Typically that extra is about 30%.  Just like your present Congressman, I am comfortable approving a budget that has enough funds in it to cover unforeseen circumstances.   Unlike you current Congressman, my expectation…

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The problem with the Affordable Healthcare Act and the American Healthcare system in general is the over reliance on insurance.  I prefer a two-part system where part one has diseases and treatments that are well understood provided by a single payer system, likely run by the government, but possibly by a well-regulated non-profit company.  Part two has people buy insurance for coverage of rare diseases and experimental treatments. …

When my manager and I went into a conference room to negotiate a new salary in April of 2013, I believe that Serco and I went into those negotiations as equal parties with equal rights and privileges under the law.  I believe we went into the negotiations with an ongoing contractual relationship and that the relationship could be change in one of two ways. 
 
1. both parties come to an agreement on new terms or 2. either party could terminate…

These are the facts that document my history with Serco.  In other posts you will see my legal argument.
 
On February 3, 2011, SERCO offered Mr. McMasters full-time employment. The offer was made via a letter from Chris Sacksteder, SERCO HR Leader, to Mr. McMasters. (Summary of Docket No 28, Exhibit. 10) In relevant part, the letter states in the first…

From the Montgomery County Board of Election Website.  The Election Results show that Mark Campbell was re-elected Council at Large, Tom McMasters was elected Mayor and the School Levy did not pass.  In Miami County the Mayoral race was 91 McMasters  69 Fisher,  for Council at Large Hamilton 80, Campbell 66.  See the full Miami County results.


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Election day is Tuesday, November 5th.  Polls are open from 6:30 am to 7:30 pm. 

This election Huber Heights has two contested races;  Mayor and Council at Large.   For Mayor, I'd appreciate if you would vote Tom McMasters and help me promote open discussions before the city starts spending money on major projects.  

There is also a Huber Heights City school levy on the ballot in Montgomery…

I support our Police and Fire departments.  One of the ways is by trying to get council to make smart decisions on where and when to create TIF properties.  TIF properties can be good because this tool can be used to finance important projects like building the I-70 interchanges.  However, the trade-off is that the money used for these projects comes from diverting money away from voter approved property taxes meant to go to things like police & fire…

Update:  At the Oct 22, 2013 administration committee meeting I asked where the $1.8 million dollar "dividend" payment would be going.  Turns out the dividend payment was really the developer buying back the land put up for collateral when the city borrowed $1.8 million dollars for them October 2012.  At this time council hopes that the payment can be put into the general fund.  .  See the Oct 8,…

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