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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think Meitiv is a loon with a victim complex. [/quote] Or she's an honest broker committed to public education and not beholden to developers. [/quote] She was one of a few candidates who obtained email addresses of individuals signed up for the county informational newsletter via FOIA request and I got an unsolicited campaign email from her which was really disappointing. I’ve also googled other candidates and she has paid ads with the candidates name in the link, but the link directs to her site (totally legal but still kind of icky). I appreciate her free range parenting style but I don’t like her tactics. [/quote] That is a marketing / SEO tactic employs by a consultant or staff member. I doubt she was aware of this. [/quote] So far the following individuals have received the approximately 140,000 email addresses in the county’s Paper Airplane distribution list, which provides regular county news updates, according to county spokesman Patrick Lacefield: Robert Lipman, co-leader of the pro-public campaign financing group MoCo Voters; Robin Ficker, the Republican candidate for Montgomery County executive; Sheridan Price, no information immediately available; Jordan Cooper, a Democratic candidate for District 16 delegate; Curt Uhre, chairman of the Potomac-area neighborhood group The Brickyard Coalition; Danielle Meitiv, a Deomcratic at-large County Council candidate “Maryland Activist,” no other information provided; and Paul Bessel, chair of the Montgomery County Charter Commission. http://www.bethesdamagazine.com/Bethesda-Beat/2018/State-Legislation-To-Prevent-County-Held-Email-Addresses-From-Being-Released-Moves-Forward/[/quote] Roger Berliner must have, as well. I get his emails all the time, and I never signed up for them.[/quote] Yes - the only thing Berliner is good at is promoting himself.[/quote]
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