The Observation Deck

Since it appears that certain high level City Hall employees are already being pushed as "City Hall's Mayor of Lakewood," I think it is time to push for "The People's Mayor of Lakewood" - i.e., Jim O'Bryan.





The "Jim O'Bryan for Mayor" Facebook page can be viewed by clicking here.

He has my VOTE!!!!
GO FOR IT JIM!

That face should be on a billboard!

I'm pretty sure I've seen that face on the post office wall.

michael gill wrote:http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2010/11/09/jim-obryan-lakewoods-unconventional-mayoral-hopeful

That was an interesting time in Lakewood.

Now the city seems less restless (at times under hypnosis) but thankfully not losing its edge.

Run Jimmy Run!!!! I need a good reason to move back to Lakewood!

I think that Jimmy's always running...I'm just never sure which way!

Back to the banjo...

Gary,

When it comes to party politics, I don't often agree with Jim.

When it comes to Lakewood, I almost always agree with Jim.

And I know which way Jim is running.

Jim is never running toward higher office, regionalism, power, narcissism, money, or party politics.

Jim is always running toward transparency, accountability, and - most importantly - a better Lakewood.

Matt

Matthew John Markling wrote:Jim is always running toward transparency, accountability, and - most importantly - a better Lakewood.

Matt

Matt

Thanks

I fear the thought of me running will cost more friends in government their jobs.

I would say, the above statement is mostly correct.

I would underline, "A better Lakewood, for Lakewood residents."

I would stop using taxpayer money to prop up business districts, and for a change take
business tax dollars and use them on residential improvements in neighborhoods, parks,
accessibility to the lake, and clean and safe.

But I would not hold your breath. I do not see me running at this time.

Too many things going on with AGS and new papers.

Perhaps, Matt could run. He seems to like elected office.

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Jim, for what it is worth, the thought of you running scares the heck out of me. I have never seen you run, nor do I imagine you have ever run. The thought of you in short-shorts with a tank top and running shoes terrifies me.

Corey

Corey Rossen wrote:Jim, for what it is worth, the thought of you running scares the heck out of me. I have never seen you run, nor do I imagine you have ever run. The thought of you in short-shorts with a tank top and running shoes terrifies me.

Corey

Corey I understand, I get the same feeling about you when I think about you trying to be responsible.


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Jim O'Bryan wrote:But I would not hold your breath. I do not see me running at this time.

That's not a, "no," Jim.

Jim O'Bryan extends a hand to anyone and everyone - whether they accept his hand or not.





More folks should follow Jim O'Bryan's example.

Jim is not even Mayor yet and he has already improved Lakewood-French relations, greatly.

See http://www.lakewoodobserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=12255.

Long Live Lakewood!