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Rich is a friend of mine and he does run his local very well.
That being said you hit the nail on the head. My biggest complaint about how he ran his campaign was there was no platform. It was mostly him complaining about Sean. But even then though. Taking that position is a multi layered step. You need locals that back you, and a lot of them. Even if Rich did get on the ballot every local across the country would be at every barn telling you to vote OZ.
The way I hear it, Rich was very "jelly" when he wasn't included on the first OZ Slate, while his neighbor Vinnie Perrone was chosen to be a Trustee instead.
....then in a "jelly-like" state, Rich attempted to capitalize on perceived racial issues and courted the TNBC almost exclusively.
This was his only discernable platform present in what little campaign he ran and was absolutely ridiculous and nobody was buying.
He's a clown.
Rich is a friend of mine and he does run his local very well.
That being said you hit the nail on the head. My biggest complaint about how he ran his campaign was there was no platform. It was mostly him complaining about Sean. But even then though. Taking that position is a multi layered step. You need locals that back you, and a lot of them. Even if Rich did get on the ballot every local across the country would be at every barn telling you to vote OZ.
The way I hear it, Rich was very "jelly" when he wasn't included on the first OZ Slate, while his neighbor Vinnie Perrone was chosen to be a Trustee instead.
....then in his "jelly-like" state, Rich attempted to capitalize on perceived racial issues and courted the TNBC almost exclusively.
This was his only discernable platform present in what little campaign he ran and was absolutely ridiculous and nobody was buying.
He's a clown.