I know about some of the other issues you mentione...

2009-11-29T16:45:21.571-05:00

I know about some of the other issues you mentioned, and there's plenty of people already talking about those aspects. Here, I saw unethical behavior in my own neighborhood, inside the Atlanta city limits where we will vote on the mayoral runoff, and decided to point out that unethical behavior.

Were it only one sign, I'd think it was perhaps just a local resident acting out and not think much of it. This was a concerted, coordinated effort with quite a few signs, so it was done either by campaign staff or people close to the campaign. That's what makes it stand out as a bad problem -- I'd be turned off by just about any candidate whose campaign is engaged in astroturfing of an opponent's advertising.

You must be joking. I don't live in the city,...

2009-11-29T00:00:07.870-05:00

You must be joking. I don't live in the city, so I have no interest in this race, but you must be kidding me with all this fake outrage that you are exhibiting over sign placement. Get a grip, there are lies being told about voting records, supporter intimidation and other much more important issues and you are crying about sign placement. Wow. Grow up.

Comments on GLBT|ATL Blog: Shame On You, Mr. Reed

I know about some of the other issues you mentione...

You must be joking. I don't live in the city,...