OK, who was in Ohio yesterday?
http://cleveland.cbslocal.com/2012/10/11/pile-of-manure-dumped-on-an-ohio-democratic-headquarters/
Warren County, Ohio (CBS CLEVELAND) – A pile of political pranking was dumped on an Ohio Democratic headquarters early Tuesday morning.
Volunteers at the Warren County Democratic headquarters, just north of Cincinnati, were shocked and disappointed by a political prank unloaded on them early Tuesday morning – someone dumped a pile of horse manure in the parking lot of the headquarters building on US 42, just north of Lebanon.
Warren County Democratic chair Beth Goldenfield told CBS Local 12 news that the pile was dumped in the parking lot, blocking the entrance to the building, sometime between 10 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday.
A report was filed by the party with the Warren County sheriff’s department. Goldenfield says no one has claimed responsibility for the prank.
She told Local 12 that this election cycle has been “very contentious”, and an unprecedented number of party signs have been stolen leading up to today’s incident. Goldenfield goes on to say, “It’s really unfortunate that people can’t have respectful disagreements… We’re not going to be discouraged by it. It’s just very disappointing. It will probably motivate our people even more but it’s also a very disrespectful thing to do.”
The building does have security cameras. Goldenfield says the building landlord cleaned up the mess, and the party will not have to pay for the cleanup
http://cleveland.cbslocal.com/2012/10/11/pile-of-manure-dumped-on-an-ohio-democratic-headquarters/
Warren County, Ohio (CBS CLEVELAND) – A pile of political pranking was dumped on an Ohio Democratic headquarters early Tuesday morning.
Volunteers at the Warren County Democratic headquarters, just north of Cincinnati, were shocked and disappointed by a political prank unloaded on them early Tuesday morning – someone dumped a pile of horse manure in the parking lot of the headquarters building on US 42, just north of Lebanon.
Warren County Democratic chair Beth Goldenfield told CBS Local 12 news that the pile was dumped in the parking lot, blocking the entrance to the building, sometime between 10 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday.
A report was filed by the party with the Warren County sheriff’s department. Goldenfield says no one has claimed responsibility for the prank.
She told Local 12 that this election cycle has been “very contentious”, and an unprecedented number of party signs have been stolen leading up to today’s incident. Goldenfield goes on to say, “It’s really unfortunate that people can’t have respectful disagreements… We’re not going to be discouraged by it. It’s just very disappointing. It will probably motivate our people even more but it’s also a very disrespectful thing to do.”
The building does have security cameras. Goldenfield says the building landlord cleaned up the mess, and the party will not have to pay for the cleanup
