From an article by Doug Caruso over at the Columbus Dispatch:
The Libertarian candidate who dropped out of the Columbus City Council race this week says he knew nothing of a deal with Republicans to head off a primary election.
Andrew S. Ullman, who was running as part of a slate of three Libertarians, said he’s now endorsing the four Democratic incumbents in the race. He said he agreed to drop out of the race because he needs time to look for work after losing a temporary job at Nationwide.
Political speed dating?
Principles– I think Andrew struggles as he bounces from one party to another like a “jackrabbit on a date”.
Like watching those poker games on ESPN. Noble had NOTHING in his hand and won. Dude.
I think the interesting part of the above article is the following: “Ullman worked for the Republican Party in Delaware County during the 2008 presidential election. Last year, he was campaign manager for Travis Irvine, a Libertarian who challenged U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-Genoa Township… He said he now identifies himself as a liberal Democrat…”
Sounds like someone without much of a consistent philosophy….
I agree.
Sounds like Libertarians made a good deal and came out ahead.
Good for him if he did.
still sounds like Mark Noble of the LP snookered the GOP of Franklin County OHio.
Sounds flaky at best.
I think the interesting part of the above article is the following: “Ullman worked for the Republican Party in Delaware County during the 2008 presidential election. Last year, he was campaign manager for Travis Irvine, a Libertarian who challenged U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi, R-Genoa Township… He said he now identifies himself as a liberal Democrat…”
Sounds like someone without much of a consistent philosophy….