Hamilton County Mayor Coppinger Has Proven He Will Do The Right Thing

Monday, February 13, 2012

The upcoming county's race for mayor is not about Republicans and Democrats, it's all about leadership.

I believe Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger has demonstrated the leadership skills to keep a tight rein on the taxpayer's money, to bring in jobs, tough on crime, and to support public education. He also has displayed his ability to work well with the County Commission.

Hamilton County Mayor Coppinger has proved he will do the right thing, has strong character, and will make wise choices for all Hamilton County.

 

I will be supporting Mayor Coppinger on Tuesday, March 6.

Larry Jenno

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