Wednesday, October 08, 2008

Thomas Cynor for McHenry County State's Attorney 2008 - We need to rehab the McHenry county judicial system


November 2008 should be a time for change. This year we should show our support and have faith in Thomas Cynor as the new McHenry County State's Attorney.

Lou Bianchi has destroyed our judicial system in McHenry County. He has corrupted our court judge's, falsified trial evidence and strong hold the community. Lou Bianchi continues to misuse taxpayer money.

Lou Bianchi had expense about $60,000 in reimbursements since he took office. This included many meals and travel.... eating and playing on our tax dollars just isn't right. Again, Lou Bianchi is mixing political campaigning with official business. Lou Bianchi's booth at the Crystal Lake Expo is another example. Lou Bianchi cannot mix official community outreach efforts and political campaigning. If he used taxpayer money and we all know that he did, it is a violation of the Illinois Election Interference Act.

Lou Bianchi taking thousands of dollars from various (bribes) county contractors and other special interests.

Source: Citizens for Cynor

Illinois State Board of Elections records reveal that Cynor’s opponent, Louis Bianchi (R-Crystal Lake, Illinois) however, has accepted thousands of dollars from various county contractors and other special interests. Those same records indicate that Bianchi even went as far as accepting thousands of dollars from the very same contractors who where awarded a multimillion dollar deal to remodel the government center and Bianchi’s own governmental office. Cynor stated, “When you take money from government contractors and then those same contractors get multimillion dollar county contracts, eyebrows raise. The State’s Attorney is the people’s lawyer, they should never have reason to question the loyalty of their own legal representation. If Bianchi were called upon to represent the county in a contract dispute against his major political contributors, whose interests would he be representing?”

We need strong independent leadership for McHenry County’s future!

It is time for a change!

This November...........

VOTE FOR THOMAS CYNOR

MCHENRY COUNTY STATE'S ATTORNEY 2008!

Proud supporter of Thomas Cynor

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LOU BIANCHI TAKES GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR CONTRIBUTIONS FOR RE-ELECTION: WE CALL IT BRIBES

 

Elect Thomas Cynor for McHenry County State's Attorney 2008

 

Source Citizens for Cynor

WOODSTOCK IL. - The committee, Citizens for Cynor, announced a fundraising event today for McHenry County State’s Attorney Candidate, Thomas J. Cynor (D-Woodstock, Illinois). The event is scheduled for September 23, 2008 (7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.) at the Stage Left Café in downtown Woodstock. “The fund raising event is typical in most regards,” said campaign coordinator, Laura Asbury, “except for one very important detail. Mr. Cynor has pledged both privately and publically that he will not accept government contractor or vendor contributions – not now, not ever.”

Illinois State Board of Elections records reveal that Cynor’s opponent, Louis Bianchi (R-Crystal Lake, Illinois) however, has accepted thousands of dollars from various county contractors and other special interests. Those same records indicate that Bianchi even went as far as accepting thousands of dollars from the very same contractors who where awarded a multimillion dollar deal to remodel the government center and Bianchi’s own governmental office. Cynor stated, “When you take money from government contractors and then those same contractors get multimillion dollar county contracts, eyebrows raise. The State’s Attorney is the people’s lawyer, they should never have reason to question the loyalty of their own legal representation. If Bianchi were called upon to represent the county in a contract dispute against his major political contributors, whose interests would he be representing?”

 

Read more: Citizens for Cynor

 

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Sunday, March 30, 2008

Vote For Tom Cynor, McHenry County States' Attorney

It is time to make a change in McHenry County,

It is time to get our judicial system back on track,

It is time to shift into high gear,

It is time to throw Lou Bianchi out on his rear!

Vote for Tom Cynor, our new McHenry County States' Attorney!

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Monday, March 24, 2008

Now opened, The McHenry County Message Board serving all of McHenry County

Please visit our new friends............

"We would like to welcome you to the McHenry County Message Board. This message board is for people to talk freely about their community, concerns, and any other topics of interest. The forum is divided into various areas, according to the town that you live in McHenry County. There are also various other areas and topics, for everyone to post in.

Please come by and check it out!"


McHenry County Message Boards



Thursday, March 20, 2008

Crystal Lake Tax Hike Passes, Will The Raise Help The City Or Create More Empty Spaces?

Link: McHenry County Message Board

Well, sorry to say all you CL resident’s out there, you will have to spend more of you hard earned dollars. The City of Crystal Lake is raising the sales tax to a whopping 7.75% as of July 1st! Why is the sales tax going up? The politicians’ pockets are empty! Seriously, here are some excuses:



  1. The Vulcan Lakes Project (What happened to the money that was set aside for this project long ago?)

  2. Senior Center

  3. Resurfacing city streets (Are we talking actually resurfacing or more Mickey Mouse fills?)

  4. Four new police officers and a community service officer (With or without mental problems?)


And a few others.


How about Crystal Lake’s current dilemma? I wonder how the stiff tax increase will help fill these voids? Take a look:







The old CL Walmart is supposed to house JCPenny. Just look at all these empty fronts. Downtown Crystal Lake is pretty bad. The Toy Connection is one of the latest shops to close. I know there are more empty spaces than this, it is all I had time to take pictures of.


I guess we will have to wait and see how the extra income will benefit the city. Will Vulcan Lakes ever be built? Will we all be driving on much smoother roads? Or, will we see CL officials spending taxpayer money on more lavish dinners, driving more expensive cars, and  building room additions to their homes?


In the mean time, if you are not happy about the tax increase, you can this take this man’s advise:  Mayor Aaron T. Shepley:



“People can shop at Super Walmart and Menard’s in Woodstock, if they want to.”



Right from the horse’s mouth. This goes to show how much he cares about the Crystal Lake residents.


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