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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 108 - City Contract Controversy & Empowering Cincy Voters for Change

The "Smither-vent" - Episode 108 - City Contract Controversy & Empowering Cincy Voters for Change

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 Is it possible that a city contract could be strategically timed to secure financial interests just before an election? Join Christopher Smitherman as he unravels the layers surrounding a contentious contract in Cincinnati involving vendor Iris Roley. Christopher sheds light on the perplexing decision of signing a multi-year deal under such questionable circumstances. We scrutinize the lack of oversight from city officials, the eyebrow-raising choice of the contractor to employ her son at a premium rate, and the glaring absence of mandated background checks for individuals working with children. What is the true return on investment of this contract, and why is transparency seemingly ignored? The conversation demands accountability when public funds are at stake.

But the intrigue doesn't stop there. With election season looming, we explore how local NGOs and political influencers sway the governance of Cincinnati. The episode challenges our listeners to ponder the tangible consequences of voter turnout and the potential for significant change in City Hall through the election of candidates like Keating, Goodin, and Matthews. We make a compelling case for unity among rational conservatives, Blue Dog Democrats, independents, and Republicans, urging them to speak up and advocate for leaders prioritizing essential services over political games. Don't miss the opportunity to engage with leaders like Christopher Smitherman at upcoming events, where direct voter interaction can pave the way for meaningful change.
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