Jim Moody

One of the biggest obstacles Toledo has in attracting businesses and wage earners to this city is the income taxes charged. As long as Toledo has one of the highest income tax rates in the region, businesses will continue to go to other counties and townships and states. As long as Toledo continues to have one of the highest income taxes in the region, well paid wage earners will continue to flee the city. The proof is quite evident in the growth of Wood County and in our suburbs.

Just recently Jim Moody stated what vehicles he had in his household. He failed to reveal that his wife has a 1980 Mercedes Benz . He only talked about the American made vehicles he and his wife own. He claims he thought the questions was how many vehiches he personally owns. I guess Mr. Moody doesn't understand the rules about community property. If his wife owns the vehicle, he owns it also. It is my belief that Mr. Moody is an extremely intelligent man, and therefore, I do not believe he misunderstood the question. Intelligent people like Mr.

We need to get Toledoans back to work...now! Every economist in the world will acknowledge that construction can be a great economic engine. I propose that we begin a program that jump starts our residential and commercial construction so that we can get carpenters, electricians, painters and the like back to work. The financial boon to Toledo as a result of the economic multiplier could be staggering. I urge our professional politicians and elected officials to adopt the following.

Tickets Are _*STILL*_ Available!

September 2, 2009 from 4:30pm - 7:30pm

* Jed's Cafe*

855 S. Holland-Sylvania, Toledo, OH 43615

The Lucas County Republican Party yesterday announced its slate of endorsed candidates for the six at-large Toledo City Council seats and the mayoral seat.

Jim Moody has been endorsed for the mayoral race.

For the council race:

Mark Clark, Jeff Cromwell, Rob Ludeman, George Sarantou, Hans Schnapp, and Constatine Stamos.

Well, I thank Jon Stainbrook for endorsing these candidates, now I know who I WON'T vote for!

Rob Ludeman? Yea right....Toledo needs a change, and he did nothing when he was on council before. We need to move Toledo forward, not backwards!

When: Sunday August 16th

Time: 11 am
Where: Northwest Police Substation
2330 Sylvania Ave.

On Sunday, August 16th, mayoral candidate Jim Moody will offer specifics on how Toledo can bolster its safety forces and how to pay for them.

Said Moody, "I have always stated that public safety must be Toledo City Government's highest priority. Even with the tough economic times we are facing, I know we can add safety officers. We must protect our children, as well as our parents."

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08/26/2009 Manhattans Restaurant (1516 Adams Street, Toledo, OH 43604) $50 per person.

More information:

http://www.moodyformayor.com/events/event8.html

Join your fellow Moody For Mayor supporters Wednesday July 22, 2009 at 8pm at Delaney's Lounge located at 309 West Alexis Road #3 Toledo, OH 43612.

The fun starts at 8pm so get there early and reserve your seat. For more information please call Delaney's Lounge at 419-476-2883 or visit them online at www.delaneyslounge.com

Moody Calls For Habitat For Veterans and Retooled ResourceCenter

By

Jim Moody

Candidate For Mayor

TPPA and City Administration Have "Sold Out Toledoans" "According to
all the reports I have seen, the biggest loser in the TPPA/City
contract are the citizens of Toledo and the still laid off police
officers," said mayoral candidate Jim Moody. Adding, "This contract
does little to address the costs of safety officers to the citizens of
Toledo, insures the city of Toledo will have a huge debt to pay in two
years for which there is no plan to pay for and leaves our streets
with fewer police officers than just a few short months ago. Our

44% Would Vote For Him Today
A recent poll taken by WTOL TV showed that if the mayoral election
were held now, Mayoral candidate Jim Moody would win by nearly 7%. We
are really excited that the voters of Toledo believe in our message",
said Moody. Adding, "It is clear that Toledoans want a candidate that
can deliver on job growth, public safety and a more transparent
government."
According to campaign manager Mark Kidman, "It is gratifying to know
that all our hard work is beginning to make a difference. We know the

"According to all the reports I have seen, the biggest loser in the TPPA/City
contract are the citizens of Toledo and the still laid off police officers,"
said mayoral candidate Jim Moody. Adding, "This contract does little to address
the costs of safety officers to the citizens of Toledo, insures the city of
Toledo will have a huge debt to pay in two years for which there is no plan to
pay for and leaves our streets with fewer police officers than just a few short
months ago. Our parents and children are now less safe than before. By accepting

Mayoral candidate Jim Moody, joined by two other mayoral candidates, was the guest of Lee Conklin of WTVG's Conklin and Company today, June 28th. "I think today once again demonstrated why Toledoan's have so much faith in our campaign," said Moody. "I was the only candidate to truly answer the questions asked, instead of speaking scripted talking points. I am concerned that if the other candidates can't answer questions in a straightforward manner as a candidate, what we can expect of them as a Mayor?"

Virtual Mayoral Roundtable on Wednesday, July 22 from 8-9 p.m. on WTOL.com and News 11 Now. Sponsored by WTOL and the Blade.

Michael Bell:
Web: http://www.mikebellfortoledo.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=63571476206
Twitter: http://twitter.com/mikebell4toledo
E-mail: mikebell at mikebellfortoledo.com

Ben Konop:
Web: http://www.konop4mayor.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=61516239297&ref=ts&nctrct=12392537...
E-mail: konop4mayor at gmail.com

Jim Moody:
http://www.moodyformayor.com/
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/moodyformayor
Twitter: http://twitter.com/moodyformayor
Viddler: http://www.viddler.com/explore/moodyformayor/
Email: jim at moodyformayor.com

On Tuesday, June 9th at 10:30 am on the steps of One Government Center, mayoral candidate Jim Moody will detail specific plans that will guarantee an increase in transparency with regards to Toledo city government.

Stated Moody, "For the citizens of Toledo to have faith in its government, for unions to understand the fiscal condition of the city and for Council to understand the will of its constituents, Toledo government must be transparent and participatory. Our administration again leads any candidacy in protecting the citizens of Toledo."

Clarifies Actions

The Moody For Mayor campaign today unveiled its first official vehicle. Said candidate Jim Moody, "We wanted something clearly identifiable so that neighbors can easily approach us to learn more of the campaign." According to campaign manager Mark Kidman, "More than 25 people came up to the van while parked at the mall to ask for information about Jim."