Richfield residents have seen and lived with multiple years of political activist maneuvering in the village. So Richfield Today is not surprised the on-going feeding frenzy over perceived problems continues. Over the years residents have heard about Hwy J, the Jacklin Pit, a campaign against development on the Hansen farm at Hwy 164 and Q, the bogus "No Sewer" chatter, distorted opposition to Reflections Village and other needed business developments. The cacophony continues to disturb some residents.
Nevertheless, it is wonderful to see Richfield residents continue to elect candidates with leadership and community values. But what does the past elections tell Richfield residents about themselves?
Nevertheless, it is wonderful to see Richfield residents continue to elect candidates with leadership and community values. But what does the past elections tell Richfield residents about themselves?
It is a valid perspective that few, if any, have focused upon. We have seen in the past that reliable candidates are nimble. They get out the truth at the last hour, when necessary. The political activists see response to various events, learn from it and incorporate it into their planning. For the sake of argument, let’s assume past elections were a dry run, or maybe just playing the game, or even a ploy with more to come. What do they have planned for the future?
In our current society limited newspaper coverage sometimes does not provide enough information to educate the general population of Richfield. Recently we have witnessed a surge in personal campaign websites, Facebook pages, and local blogs that have become added resources for residents. Understanding the limited resources for accurate information Richfield residents continue to be persistent, knowledgeable and active to retain honest, qualified elected officials.
Weeks from now when the election is over and the orange political flyers have been thrown in the garbage, where they belong, these same political activists will be incorporating what they have learned from this election into new methods of communication.
In the end, it doesn’t matter whether the authors of the orange political flyers were taken to court as a violation of WI Government Accountability Board election laws or just exposed for what they said.
What does matter is the residents of Richfield cared enough about their community to educate themselves about who are the honest and true leaders of Richfield. They make a point to get to the polls to make sure Richfield continues its rich history of honest, qualified elected officials.
In our current society limited newspaper coverage sometimes does not provide enough information to educate the general population of Richfield. Recently we have witnessed a surge in personal campaign websites, Facebook pages, and local blogs that have become added resources for residents. Understanding the limited resources for accurate information Richfield residents continue to be persistent, knowledgeable and active to retain honest, qualified elected officials.
Weeks from now when the election is over and the orange political flyers have been thrown in the garbage, where they belong, these same political activists will be incorporating what they have learned from this election into new methods of communication.
In the end, it doesn’t matter whether the authors of the orange political flyers were taken to court as a violation of WI Government Accountability Board election laws or just exposed for what they said.
What does matter is the residents of Richfield cared enough about their community to educate themselves about who are the honest and true leaders of Richfield. They make a point to get to the polls to make sure Richfield continues its rich history of honest, qualified elected officials.
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