Comments on: LETTER: Why I’m Voting Granville Hogg for Supervisor

By: Kat Campbell

Kat Campbell — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 23:58:14 +0000

A recent study has shown that nationwide, in every state of this great country, child care costs more per year than public college tuition. The simple fact is that some mothers cannot afford child care. Any technology investments that can increase family income is good for the community at large.

By: Ginny Dorsch

Ginny Dorsch — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 19:45:48 +0000

Wow Mr. Sacco, I sure hope those stay at home moms that are a burden to society appreciate you and Mr. Randall’s run to get them high speed internet so they can earn a living! Pretty sure you just lost Mr. Randall a whole lot of votes on that sexist remark.

By: Antonio Sacco

Antonio Sacco — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 19:40:38 +0000

I’m sorry to have offended all women to take advantage of the technological advances — the latest figures from Washington Labor Dept. are that 35% of the work force is working from home using their high speed computers. Sorry if I offended anyone, I just like to see people make money — lots of money.

By: Donna Bozza

Donna Bozza — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 17:03:04 +0000

If you don’t know where the money is coming from that is paying for a potential County project you are pushing (i.e. NOT grant funding but citizens’ pockets), I can’t in good conscience vote for you. Granville Hogg does his homework. Trust, too, is ultra-important in my choice of candidates: folks who keep their word, and don’t play politics. I’ve known Mr. Hogg for years and his integrity is beyond reproach.

By: Debbie Kozak

Debbie Kozak — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 16:01:54 +0000

I agree with Christine! What a rude comment!

By: Christine LeVick

Christine LeVick — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 14:19:46 +0000

“He [Willie Randall] wants to bring high speed internet to the people so that they can run a business from their home so the stay at home moms will be earning a living and not be a burden on society.”

You just offended a whole lot of women, Mr. Sacco. Mr. Randall would probably prefer not to have your endorsement.

By: Antonio Sacco

Antonio Sacco — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 04:44:20 +0000

You all forget Mr. Randall is a Veteran of Foreign Wars who fought and put his life on the line to protect our freedom and earned a few medals in doing so. He is also fighting for his community to see every child gets the best education and not drop out of school. He wants to bring high speed internet to the people so that they can run a business from their home so the stay at home moms will be earning a living and not be a burden on society. Mr. Randall is the future, Mr. Hogg is still in the horse and buggy days. I love the future; my vote is for Mr. Willie Randall.

By: Donna Bozza

Donna Bozza — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 02:06:52 +0000

This clinched it for me when our current supervisor thought the $$$$ for the Highway Sewer Project was from a "Grant" when instead it comes from the General Fund-- AKA our tax money: "Randall seemed unaware that the Board of Supervisors had already funded the PSA to the tune of $130,000. Informed of this by a reporter, he insisted that the money had come from a grant, not from the County budget. But when a reporter from the Eastern Shore News repeated the question, he turned to County Administrator Katie Nunez and asked, “That was grant money, right?” “No,” Nunez responded – “that’s County money.” (CAPE CHARLES WAVE, September 24, 2013) Granville Hogg is financially prudent, detail-oriented, intelligent, and sincere. He puts his words into action when it comes to looking out for our community. Mr. Hogg has my vote.

By: June Richardson

June Richardson — Sun, 03 Nov 2013 20:02:41 +0000

Granville Hogg has my vote! He cares about all the residents of Northampton County, not a select few.

By: J.T. Elliott

J.T. Elliott — Sun, 03 Nov 2013 17:07:48 +0000

District 1 has a choice. My choice is Granville Hogg, not the incumbent, Mr. Randall.
Mr. Randall talks a lot about what he’s doing, Mr. Hogg gets out there and gets things done.
Mr. Randall was on the Hospital Board when they voted to move it out of the county. Mr. Hogg was on the PSA, and when he started asking hard questions about that highway sewer project, he got dumped by Mr. Randall’s Board of Supervisors.
Those two things tell me who cares anything at all about the people who live in District 1.
I’m voting for Mr. Hogg.