WHISTLEGRAM: CHOICES IN CLERMONT COUNTY

Sunday, February 23

Here’s What You Missed Staying Home To Watch The Trumpster’s Big Rally in Las Vegas Friday Night

At the Clermont County Lincoln Day dinner, Clermont County Commissioner David Painter sang an acapella version of the national anthem. He should stick to his day job. It was followed by Joe “Ashley Madison” Dills’ wife who singing another patriotic song. While Dills’ wife is a good singer, one couldn’t help but think if that was the fat lady singing an end to his political career after all the dirt that has come about him. Although maybe voters in Clermont County are approving of him seeking threesomes and erotic fun on Ashley Madison while he was married to his current wife? He still claims it is all just a big misunderstanding but “Mean Jean” is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars making sure everyone knows all about it. Many people at the dinner noticed that bow tie wearing former Commissioner and endorsed State Senate candidate David Uible was seated in the back of the room. It was noted that he wasn’t drinking any alcohol since his probation officer wouldn’t approve of that.

Meanwhile, at the same time the Lincoln Day dinner event was taking place, “Mean Jean” hosted an all-you-can-eat LaRosa’s Pizza Party just a half mile down the road at her farm. It should be noted that it couldn’t have cost her much since she is family. Although as one guest noted, maybe they charge her double because she is family. Either way the event was filled with family, friends and politicos who sympathized with her plight of being frozen out of the party endorsement by her good friends Linda Fraley and Bob McEwen. As Bob always reminds us, “Paybacks are hell, Jean!”

Will The Blower be reporting the latest sleaze and skullduggery about our Clermont Crooks and Cronies for the next 23 days until the March 17 Primaries? You bet! As the publication of record for all that political scrambling, speculation, mud-slinging, and back-stabbing in the Tri-state, our readers know to expect nothing less.