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February 18, 2011
Before Mayoral Candidates Make Issue Out of Political Affiliations, a Look at Who's What
During the 2007 mayoral campaign, former city council member Ed Oakley sent out mailers depicting himself and convicted felon Don Hill as Democrats and Tom Leppert and former Mayor Pro Tem Max Wells as Republicans. Oakley also accepted the endorsement of the Dallas County Democratic Party and printe ... More >>
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October 10, 2008
Esquire Endorses: A Sneak Peek at the Local Races (and Restaurant)
During the 2007 mayoral campaign, former city council member Ed Oakley sent out mailers depicting himself and convicted felon Don Hill as Democrats and Tom Leppert and former Mayor Pro Tem Max Wells as Republicans. Oakley also accepted the endorsement of the Dallas County Democratic Party and printe ... More >>
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August 22, 2008
Chet: Just the Name Alone Sounds Very, Um, Vice-Presidential?
During the 2007 mayoral campaign, former city council member Ed Oakley sent out mailers depicting himself and convicted felon Don Hill as Democrats and Tom Leppert and former Mayor Pro Tem Max Wells as Republicans. Oakley also accepted the endorsement of the Dallas County Democratic Party and printe ... More >>
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October 18, 2006
Re: Van the Man?
During the 2007 mayoral campaign, former city council member Ed Oakley sent out mailers depicting himself and convicted felon Don Hill as Democrats and Tom Leppert and former Mayor Pro Tem Max Wells as Republicans. Oakley also accepted the endorsement of the Dallas County Democratic Party and printe ... More >>
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October 17, 2006
Van the Man? Or, Not So Much?
During the 2007 mayoral campaign, former city council member Ed Oakley sent out mailers depicting himself and convicted felon Don Hill as Democrats and Tom Leppert and former Mayor Pro Tem Max Wells as Republicans. Oakley also accepted the endorsement of the Dallas County Democratic Party and printe ... More >>

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Before Mayoral Candidates Make Issue Out of Political Affiliations, a Look at Who's What

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Esquire Endorses: A Sneak Peek at the Local Races (and Restaurant)

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Chet: Just the Name Alone Sounds Very, Um, Vice-Presidential?

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Re: Van the Man?

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Van the Man? Or, Not So Much?

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