Bob’s stories about Eggelletion and Gallagher were corroborated by the SunSentinel and Herald. Bob has never been able to implicate Geller aside from an introduction. Nothing else. In fact, Bob himself implicates Bogdanoff more so than Geller. He has even said that she received far more in campaign contributions than he did.

“Reader” is just a Geller hater who has no proof on any of this Mutual stuff and simply hates him and says whatever lies Ron spits in Bob’s ear. For this fact alone, Bob’s journalistic integrity is compromised on Geller.

http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/2009-03-05/news/broward-county-s-first-man-admits-deep-ties-to-mutual-benefits/

http://www.browardpalmbeach.com/2009-01-29/news/mutual-benefits-may-have-collapsed-but-the-fallout-for-south-florida-politicians-is-still-coming/

We here at RNN can confirm that Steve Geller actually HAS NO ALIBI against charges that was the real assassin of Abraham Lincoln. Furthermore Geller DENIES that he was the second gunmen on the grassy knoll when Kennedy was shot. Although Geller claims that he was only 5 Kennedy was shot, unnamed but reliable sources confirm that he once thought about visiting Dallas, the site of the assassination. Finally, although Geller claims to be a good Democrat, we have it on good authority that he has actually visited both Arizona, the home of Republican Presidential Candidate what’s his name, AND Alaska, the home of that Ditzy nasty woman who was the Republican Vice Presidential candidate.

Isn’t it time for this anonymous lying crap to stop? There’s no “there” there. No involvement with Mutual. No mention of any involvement in any of this stuff in the real papers. Just Ronnie and Norman continuing the politics of lying personal attacks.

FROM BUDDY: I have no idea. I’ll ask him.

Joe Eggelletion 8/25/09 on whether he was planning to resign over corruption allegations: “Absolutely not. For what reason would I resign? … [The corruption rumors are] awfully low and awfully irresponsible.”

http://weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/politics/broward/blog/2009/08/eggelletion_denies_rumors_that.html

If that’s true then who is the “now-former public official” that Mendelsohn and this intermediary funneled $87,000 to disguised as other payments? Could that be now former Senators K.P. or S.G.?

Inquiring minds want to know.

FROM BUDDY: I have never known Klenet to set up PACs,which Accomplice #1 did. But we will find out soon.
Mendelsohn usually only gave big money to Republicans, so I don’t believe the person getting the money is S. G. (Steve Geller?).

“I have never been contacted on any level — city, state, federal or pan-galatic level– about Mendelsohn or Mutual Benefits. I’m not involved in any way in this. Not involved,” Geller told me Wednesday.

You are right, Geller isn’t a good man, he’s a great man. He worked to ensure that children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder will have the services needed to live a “normal” life. He passed a bill to make sure that amusement rides had strict and regular inspections thus saving thousands of lives in Florida. I could go through the hundreds of bills Geller has written and sponsored to benefit Floridians, but it would take to long.

Let me as you, what has Gunzburger done? Hollywood (her home city) is one of the worst cities in Broward County. South Broward as a whole has been neglected and ignored by the county. I blame the inactivity of Sue Gunzburger for that.

I believe we need new faces and new ideas on the commission…I believe we need Steve Geller!

You are clearly delusional and uninformed when you refer to Steve Geller as a “good man”.

Steve Geller is a pompous, arrogant and a self-serving pig.

He has enriched himself through his “public service” and there is no way in hell he will be your next County Commissioner.

Once again you try to link a good man, and out next Commissioner to Mutual Benefits. You claim that Geller did everything for mutual benefits in Tallahassee. Please offer some proof.

I have searched the bills relating to Mutual Benefits and Geller did not sponsor any of them. In fact, the only relation I found was that Geller was 1 of 38 affirmatives on a bill that did nothing more than determine where companies like mutual benefits would be regulated.

If I were you, I’d be more concerned, about you and Sue Gunzburger being indicted by the feds next.