Executive Committee Handout

The Anti-Mallory campaign has been rolling along and gaining steam. I have in my possession some handouts that were passed around at recent democratic functions.

The one to the right was handed out at the Executive Committee meeting of the Hamilton County Democratic Party. Here is the text (orignal emphasis included):


Dale Mallory is a BAD Choice for the 32nd House District.

As the President of the West End Community Council (WECC), Dale Mallory unilaterally met with organizers of the proposed CityLink Center and tried to prevent the West End Community Council from taking a position on the Wal-Mart sized, faith-based facility. This was a violation of the WECC Constitution and By-laws, Dale put his own agenda above the will and interests of the WECC.

In December, after Dale Mallory stormed out of the meeting, the West End Community Council voted overwhelmingly to oppose the CityLink Center, and failed to represent his constituents.

Dale Mallory has been identified as a CityLink Center proponent in the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Cincinnati Herald.

At the beginning of January, the CityLink Center organizers purchased the West End property. This purchase blatantly ignored the West End Community Council's opposition, 13 West End Churches, and surrounding communities' and organizations' opposition.

The CityLink Center organizers were forced to defend their purchase in a zoning appeal filed by multiple parties including the West End Community Council. The CityLink Center organizers lost the appeal. Hamilton County Democratic Chairman Tim Burke represented the CityLink Center in their failed attempt to steam roll the West End and the adjacent inner-city neighborhoods of, Over-the-Rhine, Clifton Heights, and Fairview - all 32nd House District neighborhoods. Dale Mallory's sell out to CityLink forces have united outraged neighbors that have been disenfranchised by Dale's personal agenda.

City Council voted 8-1 AGAINST CityLink, showing their strong opposition to this complex and potentially dangerous issue.

In February 06 Dale Mallory was impeached as President of the West End Community Council by a 31-10 vote. Dale Mallory was impeached for putting his personal agenda above the interest and will of the WECC.

Following his removal from office, Dale Mallory used Republican attorney Ken Lawson to file a motion (A 0602107), in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, against:
• 8 residents of the West End,
· The Dayton Street Neighborhood Association
• Cincinnati Police District One Captain Jones,
• 10 Cincinnati Police Officers,
• 2 Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputies,
• The Hamilton County Sheriff.

The West End asserted its right to fair and accountable representation.
All inner-City Neighborhoods deserve worthy representation.
The 32nd House District deserves the same.

The Democratic Party has the choice to do the right thing. Please choose wisely.