Reasons not to vote for Deborah Paseur (OBAMA Supporters)

From what I've heard of DP's local actions in Lauderdale County Courts, there's more reason than her Obama support.

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Originally posted by Old Fart:
02.AUG.08
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Alabama AFL-CIO has endorsed Democrats Barack Obama for president, Vivian Davis Figures for the U.S. Senate, and Lucy Baxley for president of the Public Service Commission.

Union President Stewart Burkhalter announced the endorsements Friday after the group wrapped up a meeting in Montgomery.

The Alabama AFL-CIO also endorsed Democrats Deborah Bell Paseur for justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and Clyde Jones and Aimee Cobb Smith for the Court of Criminal Appeals.

In congressional races, the group endorsed Democrats Josh Segall for the 2nd District, Nicholas Sparks for the 4th District, Parker Griffith for the 5th District and incumbent Artur Davis for the 7th District.

Burkhalter says the group is still discussing the 2nd District.

There were no endorsements in the 1st and 6th districts.
- Associated Press

So, then, if the AFL-CIO is FOR someone, we should be against that candidate?

Then your mode of deciding how to vote is simply to find a list of AFL-CIO-endorsed candidates and vote against them?

Seems to be the case. Too bad you have so little confidence in your own personal ability to evaluate the credentials and performance of candidates. But your truncated and reductionist method will save you lots of time for such things as reading third-grade level books while moving your lips. Have fun.

I a definitely voting for her

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I a definitely voting for her

I a proud of you.

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Originally posted by beternU:

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Originally posted by Old Fart:
02.AUG.08
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Alabama AFL-CIO has endorsed Democrats Barack Obama for president, Vivian Davis Figures for the U.S. Senate, and Lucy Baxley for president of the Public Service Commission.

Union President Stewart Burkhalter announced the endorsements Friday after the group wrapped up a meeting in Montgomery.

The Alabama AFL-CIO also endorsed Democrats Deborah Bell Paseur for justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and Clyde Jones and Aimee Cobb Smith for the Court of Criminal Appeals.

In congressional races, the group endorsed Democrats Josh Segall for the 2nd District, Nicholas Sparks for the 4th District, Parker Griffith for the 5th District and incumbent Artur Davis for the 7th District.

Burkhalter says the group is still discussing the 2nd District.

There were no endorsements in the 1st and 6th districts.
- Associated Press

So, then, if the AFL-CIO is FOR someone, we should be against that candidate?

Then your mode of deciding how to vote is simply to find a list of AFL-CIO-endorsed candidates and vote against them?

Seems to be the case. Too bad you have so little confidence in your own personal ability to evaluate the credentials and performance of candidates. But your truncated and reductionist method will save you lots of time for such things as reading third-grade level books while moving your lips. Have fun.

Awww,is that the best you can do with a little brain of yours?

I will support Deborah Paseur & Amiee Cobb Smith, I was in Montgomery last week at the AFL-CIO golf outting .. Amiee spoke , Deborah Paseur has allways been a the frined of the Victims .

I would suggest anyone first ask attorneys who have actually tried a case in her court room their opinion... You might be surprised. I will not be voting for her.

I repect that you may not vote for her , that is the Great Thing about Elections, we will cancle each others Vote !! To be honest I may not know Deborah Paseur as you do, as I am sure you do not know her as I do . Oh Yes some Deffence Attorneys I am sure don't like her !! But she did helped start a program in Lauderdale Co. that is still on going . And she is still supporting it now . This Program could care less if your Rich or Poor , Black or White .. your first time or 3rd time, as long as it helps Save one Life & family from going thru Pure Hell . I Dare say not another Judge from another Co in N W Alabama has did this.

Alabama may go blue because the black vote is going to cancle out the right winger white votes out.

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Originally posted by JJPAUL:
Alabama may go blue because the black vote is going to cancle out the right winger white votes out.

May not, either. Historically, it does not.

If Deborah asks for my vote or my help, she will get it. I have found her to be fair in all of her dealings. She treats lawyers with respect, she protects the rights of victims and she is a favorite among law enforcement. She is a problem solver, who looks for ways to make the lives of those in front of her better and she goes to great lengths to make sure they do not come back. If the State of Alabama is lucky enough to land her on the Supreme Court, everyday, ordinary people will be so much better off.

I have worked with Judge Paseur on several family law cases and adoptions. She is great. I am voting for her. I know many, many local Republicans who are supporting her as well.

Along these lines, I know many who have very high hopes for Carole Medley. Any word on how she is doing?

I have worked professional with Deborah and that is why she is getting my vote.

It has nothing to do with who I support for President.

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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:

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Originally posted by JJPAUL:
Alabama may go blue because the black vote is going to cancle out the right winger white votes out.

May not, either. Historically, it does not.

I think histroy will change this time, histroy getting ready to be made. The first black president.

DBP is a good judge. She is intelligent and fair and knows the law. She also understands the difference between the "letter" of the law and the "spirit" of the law. She has the character and wisdom to know how to apply both justly. Personally she is a fine person and professionally she is top notch. It would be good for Florence to have people at high levels of government as well. We should learn from her example and start electing people who have futures to grow in to and can progress up and get Florence on a bigger playing field state-wide and nationally. We tend to elect people who are already retirement age and retired and who have nothing else to do so they run for office and we end up with older people who are at the end of the road as leaders here now, and then have no future in a larger role and bigger office later. DBP is an example of doing it right. I wish her well.

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Originally posted by JJPAUL:

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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:

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Originally posted by JJPAUL:
Alabama may go blue because the black vote is going to cancle out the right winger white votes out.

May not, either. Historically, it does not.

I think histroy will change this time, histroy getting ready to be made. The first black president.

Obuma's a poor choice for such an honor. It's a shame that dems couldn't pick a better candidate, say one with some experience And I doubt that Alabama is going to change their voting habits. Don't work that way.

BTW, it's "history", not "histroy".

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Originally posted by Old Fart:

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Originally posted by beternU:

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Originally posted by Old Fart:
02.AUG.08
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - The Alabama AFL-CIO has endorsed Democrats Barack Obama for president, Vivian Davis Figures for the U.S. Senate, and Lucy Baxley for president of the Public Service Commission.

Union President Stewart Burkhalter announced the endorsements Friday after the group wrapped up a meeting in Montgomery.

The Alabama AFL-CIO also endorsed Democrats Deborah Bell Paseur for justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and Clyde Jones and Aimee Cobb Smith for the Court of Criminal Appeals.

In congressional races, the group endorsed Democrats Josh Segall for the 2nd District, Nicholas Sparks for the 4th District, Parker Griffith for the 5th District and incumbent Artur Davis for the 7th District.

Burkhalter says the group is still discussing the 2nd District.

There were no endorsements in the 1st and 6th districts.
- Associated Press

So, then, if the AFL-CIO is FOR someone, we should be against that candidate?

Then your mode of deciding how to vote is simply to find a list of AFL-CIO-endorsed candidates and vote against them?

Seems to be the case. Too bad you have so little confidence in your own personal ability to evaluate the credentials and performance of candidates. But your truncated and reductionist method will save you lots of time for such things as reading third-grade level books while moving your lips. Have fun.

Awww,is that the best you can do with a little brain of yours?

Now I know why you have that nickname. Your posts--including your silly ad hominem tripe immediately above--have all the substance and quality of verbal flatulence

I KNOW DEBORAH BELL PASUER BOTH ON A PROFESSIONAL LEVEL AND PERSONAL AND SHE WILL MOST DEFINETLY BE GETTING MY VOTE. SHE IS A WONDERFUL, CHRISTIAN PERSON WHO DESERVES THE BEST. I WILL PRAYING THAT GOD LEAD HER IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION IN THIS NEW PATH SHE HAS CHOSEN TO TAKE..... HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH MISS. JEANIE (HER MOM) AS WELL....

wow

This is the last person anyone should vote for, unless you count Troy King.

I have known her for decades, so you might say I know her well. She and I did a lot of fund raising for charity, and worked on many projects side by side, hours on end.

And although I haven't lived in Florence for twenty plus years, I can't imagine her doing anything that wouldn't be in the best interest of all parties involved.

So from what I know, I would trust her.

Regards, miamizsun

P.S. I'm guessing that people who might oppose her are doing so on party affiliation only. Am I close?

No, at least not for me. Someone mentioned how she is alway for the "victim." Of course, not all her cases are criminal. I have heard some favoritism mentioned in civil cases as well as criminal. A judge has to disinteresed, and she has not always been.

I realize in a town/area this small there is alway some conflict. Many times a judge should have recused himself/herself and did not.