80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's, there seems to be a disagreement about your vote %. I think it's 4%, Reporter thinks it's 7%. Can you set the record straight? Thanks.

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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Hey Babe. You do not live in Seguin any more than you are Baylor graduate Howard Bronson who claims to be a rocket scientist.

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's, there seems to be a disagreement about your vote %. I think it's 4%, Reporter thinks it's 7%. Can you set the record straight? Thanks.

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Set the record straight? You still haven't told us why it is acceptable for old men to stalk twenty something sorority girls on Facebook. You first and then you can hear my story.

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's, there seems to be a disagreement about your vote %. I think it's 4%, Reporter thinks it's 7%. Can you set the record straight? Thanks.

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Set the record straight? You still haven't told us why it is acceptable for old men to stalk twenty something sorority girls on Facebook. You first and then you can hear my story.

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RD2, please save me some time and just tell us what your % was. I'll look it up if need be.

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JettRink said:

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's, there seems to be a disagreement about your vote %. I think it's 4%, Reporter thinks it's 7%. Can you set the record straight? Thanks.

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Set the record straight? You still haven't told us why it is acceptable for old men to stalk twenty something sorority girls on Facebook. You first and then you can hear my story.

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RD2, please save me some time and just tell us what your % was. I'll look it up if need be.

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This thread can stay at the top of the page forever as far as I'm concerned.

This is low, even for the already bottom-feeding R&P Forum.

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This is low, even for the already bottom-feeding R&P Forum.

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Very low

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80's. 80's. 80's. You just never learn. You don't know who I am and I regret that I know who you are. I am your neighbor in Seguin. But no matter. this other guy ( Jett) is wrong. The operative number of votes received was 7.4%. Not 4%. He needs to get his facts right.

Post whatever you want about your idol - it is absolutely no skin off my nose. It ain't me Babe!

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80's, there seems to be a disagreement about your vote %. I think it's 4%, Reporter thinks it's 7%. Can you set the record straight? Thanks.

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Set the record straight? You still haven't told us why it is acceptable for old men to stalk twenty something sorority girls on Facebook. You first and then you can hear my story.

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RD2, please save me some time and just tell us what your % was. I'll look it up if need be.

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Buddy Jones is a piece of manure, pure and simple

Agree 100 percent, Malbec. Would not mind if the mods deleted it completely. The intent of the thread was mean-spirited. Not exactly in line with the "Christian Mission."

I feel I have stepped into The Twilight Zone.

I have no idea what I just read so I need to find the exit.

Dary Stone is one mean SOB

Jim, I'd watch your back these guys sound crazy. Like BEAR crazy. And they seem to be stalking you and know where you live. There are some creepy MFers out there...

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Can't we all get a loan?

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On this ..... we can agree

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Jim, I'd watch your back these guys sound crazy. Like BEAR crazy. And they seem to be stalking you and know where you live. There are some creepy MFers out there...

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Your obsession with Jim is noted. Care to share your real identity so we can investigate all of your failures?

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Your obsession with Jim is noted. Care to share your real identity so we can investigate all of your failures?

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I was asked to pick up BBQ one time and forgot the beans. Big failure I'm constantly reminded of.

JettRink said:

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Bona Fide Bear said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Your obsession with Jim is noted. Care to share your real identity so we can investigate all of your failures?

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I was asked to pick up BBQ one time and forgot the beans. Big failure I'm constantly reminded of.

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So that's a no? You seem to be totally cool with trashing Jim, who has always been very open with who he is on here. Yet you are too chicken sht to say who you are...pu&&y.

And before you try to turn this around on me, there is a reason I keep my anonymity on here...some of you fkers are crazy (you are exhibit A). So I don't attack people for who they are outside of this site. But if you are going to, then you need to tell us who you are, so we can look up stupid irrelevant sht on you too.

I know what Dorr has done for Baylor. What has Jett done?

JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

Jim Ward FTW!!

80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Good job

80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Great stuff Jim

Name this other dude that's a total jerk for us please?

Florda_mike said:

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80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Great stuff Jim

Name this other dude that's a total jerk for us please?

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JettRink and Reporter are the same poster. He is a former regent and is mostly responsible for the most recent destruction of Baylor. Most of the people on the current BOR were either picked by him or supported by him. He absolutely hates Phil and Kurt Dorr and it all started when they challenged him while in the BAA.
I regret to say I never got involved in the Baylor (Buddy) vs. the Baylor Alumni Association battle, but maybe I should have.

80sBEAR said:

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Florda_mike said:

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80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Great stuff Jim

Name this other dude that's a total jerk for us please?

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JettRink and Reporter are the same poster. He is a former regent and is mostly responsible for the most recent destruction of Baylor. Most of the people on the current BOR were either picked by him or supported by him. He absolutely hates Phil and Kurt Dorr and it all started when they challenged him while in the BAA.
I regret to say I never got involved in the Baylor (Buddy) vs. the Baylor Alumni Association battle, but maybe I should have.

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So JettRink is a "Buddy" of sorts?

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80sBEAR said:

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Florda_mike said:

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80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Great stuff Jim

Name this other dude that's a total jerk for us please?

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JettRink and Reporter are the same poster. He is a former regent and is mostly responsible for the most recent destruction of Baylor. Most of the people on the current BOR were either picked by him or supported by him. He absolutely hates Phil and Kurt Dorr and it all started when they challenged him while in the BAA.
I regret to say I never got involved in the Baylor (Buddy) vs. the Baylor Alumni Association battle, but maybe I should have.

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So JettRink is a "Buddy" of sorts?

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He is a fascinating fellow. He has been a Reporter, a Prosecutor, a Vigilante, and a Rocket Scientist. Unfortunately, the one thing he can't seem to do is tell the truth.

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EatMoreSalmon said:

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80sBEAR said:

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Florda_mike said:

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80sBEAR said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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Great stuff Jim

Name this other dude that's a total jerk for us please?

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JettRink and Reporter are the same poster. He is a former regent and is mostly responsible for the most recent destruction of Baylor. Most of the people on the current BOR were either picked by him or supported by him. He absolutely hates Phil and Kurt Dorr and it all started when they challenged him while in the BAA.
I regret to say I never got involved in the Baylor (Buddy) vs. the Baylor Alumni Association battle, but maybe I should have.

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So JettRink is a "Buddy" of sorts?

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He is a fascinating fellow. He has been a Reporter, a Prosecutor, a Vigilante, and a Rocket Scientist. Unfortunately, the one thing he can't seem to do is tell the truth.

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Isn't "can't seem to tell the truth" front and center With the BOR?

Thanks again!

RD2, I know you think of yourself as some kind of maverick hero. Hate to break it to you but the only thing you did by running was prove that voters did in fact want the guy you claim was jammed down their throats and that 19 out of 20 people disagree with you. Stick to selling aluminum.

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RD2, I know you think of yourself as some kind of maverick hero. Hate to break it to you but the only thing you did by running was prove that voters did in fact want the guy you claim was jammed down their throats and that 19 out of 20 people disagree with you. Stick to selling aluminum.

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I am no kind of maverick hero. I am a simple man. Straight party ticket voting has been a problem in this country for quite a while now. It has nothing to do with whether they agree with me or not. Go create another screen name. These two are finished.

JettRink said:

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RD2, I know you think of yourself as some kind of maverick hero. Hate to break it to you but the only thing you did by running was prove that voters did in fact want the guy you claim was jammed down their throats and that 19 out of 20 people disagree with you. Stick to selling aluminum.

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So you aren't going to tell us who you are?

Pu&&y

80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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You have my respect for going through that election process. I had a couple of friends run for office, one actually won a State Rep. seat, she the second time around lost in what I would call common dirty politics, as they tried to drag out everything she ever did wrong, she was not the establishment candidate, and she was defeated the second time out.

Politics at any level is not for the faint of heart, you should give it another run, when you can get on the ticket as a Republican.

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RD2, I know you think of yourself as some kind of maverick hero. Hate to break it to you but the only thing you did by running was prove that voters did in fact want the guy you claim was jammed down their throats and that 19 out of 20 people disagree with you. Stick to selling aluminum.

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I think you are a weak kneed piece of trash.

Send me a pm and I will gladly meet with you at any location in Central Texas, I will even pay for your gas.

Big difference between rebar and aluminum!!!

JettRink said:

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RD2, I know you think of yourself as some kind of maverick hero. Hate to break it to you but the only thing you did by running was prove that voters did in fact want the guy you claim was jammed down their throats and that 19 out of 20 people disagree with you. Stick to selling aluminum.

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At least he had the balls to run, unlike the a hole you are.

Forest Bueller said:

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80sBEAR said:

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JettRink said:

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Reporter and I were both wrong (but I was closer). Jim came in last in a four man race with 5.36%. His wife must not have even voted for him. Very embarrassing results. He is a better aluminum salesman than he would be a Judge anyways.

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Okay *******. Your deception about the 2012 Guadalupe County Judge race stops here.

Back in 2012, our Republican Guadalupe County Judge Mike Wiggins was busted for marijuana possession in a hotel room in College Station, TX. Due to pressure from Guadalupe County citizens, he resigned after 30 days. Ironically, this was a few days after the deadline to run in the primary for the November election. The Republican Party of Guadalupe County immediately appointed their hand-picked candidate, Larry Jones, to not only be the Guadalupe County Judge but the candidate in the November election. Many citizens of Guadalupe County cried foul. Guadalupe County Election Commission asked for applicants and 24 people (including me) applied. The Republican Party of Guad. Co. appealed to the Texas Election Commission and they ruled that additional candidates could run, but they can only run as Independents and NOT as Republicans or Democrats, and must procure at least 500 signatures of registered voters in Guadalupe County. Only myself and a friend of mine decided to proceed, and the field of 24 narrowed to just 2. Guadalupe County is as much of a Red county as you will find in Texas. Based on straight party ticket voting along with a very polarized Presidential election, my friend Nick and I knew our run was only symbolic and we had little or no chance of winning as Independents. As it turns out, 78 percent of the voters voted straight party ticket. Yes, my friend Nick and I lost big, but we made our point. We worked hard to just be listed as Independents on the ballot.

So there you go. That is the part that you continually leave out but that is just who you are.

Enough. My name is Jim Ward from Seguin, Texas. What is your name? Yeah, that is what I thought and I don't blame you. You have been an embarrassment to Baylor and cost all of us not only hundreds of millions of dollars, but have greatly damaged our reputation. Now please go the Hell away.

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You have my respect for going through that election process. I had a couple of friends run for office, one actually won a State Rep. seat, she the second time around lost in what I would call common dirty politics, as they tried to drag out everything she ever did wrong, she was not the establishment candidate, and she was defeated the second time out.

Politics at any level is not for the faint of heart, you should give it another run, when you can get on the ticket as a Republican.

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It was quite an experience, Forest, and I am glad I did it. I did learn very quickly how ruthless politics can be. The Republican chair of Guadalupe County was incensed that I and my fellow independent candidate would even think of challenging her "authority". Our Republican opponent mocked us and told us we had no chance in Guadalupe County of winning running as anything other than a Republican because of straight party ticket voting and he turned out to be absolutely correct.

The most interesting point that comes to mind in one of our town hall debates, each candidate was asked if they supported a controversial landfill that was proposed for the east side of the county. We were all asked if we were opposed or in favor of the Post Oak Dump. I explained that I felt like citizens of Guadalupe County should be responsible for our own waste and did not think to was right to export our garbage to other counties. I was booed and hissed at for my answer by the vocal and active opposition to this landfill. My fellow Independent's answer was similar to mine. Our republican counterpart said something along the lines of "I not only do not support the Post Oak Dump but there will not be ANY landfills in Guadalupe County on my watch!" The crowd erupted with applause.

About two weeks after our ass-kicking in the election, one of the first things the Republican elect did was to sign the permit for the Post Oak Dump required by TCEQ. I had to laugh. That is how politics works.