The race for the DPG Chair -- Mike Berlon got his start in politics working for Jerry Springer in Ohio.
Bill Shipp writes:
Without Kahn at its helm, the state Democratic Party is obviously heading in a new direction. The odds-on favorite to become the new Democratic chairman is Mike Berlon, the Gwinnett County chair, who says he trained for politics at the knee of Jerry Springer in Ohio. This is the same Jerry Springer who has earned millions with a rude and crude TV show starring America's white trash. Berlon also ran for Congress but failed to file required Federal Election Commission reports.
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The source of the news that Mike Berlon got his start in politics working for Jerry Springer in Ohio is Mike himself. He noted this while making telephone calls soliciting support in his run for the Chair.
I don't know if I would have told that.
Without Kahn at its helm, the state Democratic Party is obviously heading in a new direction. The odds-on favorite to become the new Democratic chairman is Mike Berlon, the Gwinnett County chair, who says he trained for politics at the knee of Jerry Springer in Ohio. This is the same Jerry Springer who has earned millions with a rude and crude TV show starring America's white trash. Berlon also ran for Congress but failed to file required Federal Election Commission reports.
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The source of the news that Mike Berlon got his start in politics working for Jerry Springer in Ohio is Mike himself. He noted this while making telephone calls soliciting support in his run for the Chair.
I don't know if I would have told that.
posted by Sid Cottingham | 11:23 AM
3 Comments:
Just when I thought this DPG chair race couldn't get any weirder.
I could care less. That's assuming that no one on the SC will be able to figure out he worked for Springer before the Springer Show. He's still the best choice to lead the DPG.
I like Jerry Springer. I liked watching the women fight on his TV show and I liked his talk show on Air America, when there was an Air America.
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