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October 25, 2008
Filed under: Chesapeake Energy, Dana Murphy, Decision '08, Jim Roth — Posted at 10:19 am by C. W. McBlackville 
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This is old news. Get over it! Roth has done a very good job as county commissioner and as Corporation Commissioner. He is a wonderful public servant. We need more like him.
Comment by Bill — October 26, 2008 @ 4:26 am
Are you Serious? This is old news? When Roth’s campaign is digging up stories from 15 years ago! The DUI charge was from 95 (only 13 years ago) so I suppose that is more valid than that of Ms. Murphy’s Divorce. I don’t know but to me a person who’s under the influence and driving taking his life and MINE in his hands without regard is much bigger news than that of allegations made in a divorce hearing. Just my thoughts, take it for what its worth!
Comment by Sarah — October 26, 2008 @ 4:49 pm
This race is of particular importance becasue a lot of folks are on fixed incomes and utilties with champagne tastes will end up breaking an awful lot of these folks and foce them into a life without electricity or gas and that’s just not something we need. As someone who lives in a city that runs it’s own electric utlility and gets it’s gas from an out of state utility I want someone on the corporation commision looking out for me, not someone who is working against and granting these entities rate increases just becuase they gave a donation to that person’s campaign. Political appontments don’t work very well for people on fixed incomes who depend on these utilities for the gas and power.
Comment by Annonymous — October 28, 2008 @ 5:51 am
Is it just me, or does Dana have any sense that the race is slipping away, and if she does not do something, she will lose.
Her attack ad is too weak, funded by people out of state, please.
She needs to take the gloves off, and no I am not talking about his personal stuff, hit him on his actions as commissioner, being in the pocket of oil and CNG producers not fighting for rate payers.
Seems like Dana’s campaign does not get it at all.
Comment by Concerned GOPer — October 28, 2008 @ 11:09 am
Amen, Concerned! Roth has Aubrey McLendon’s hand up his butt, along with various and sundry other items and small animals. This needs to be brought out.
Comment by Butchey Weinstein — October 28, 2008 @ 4:20 pm