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	Strong Mayor Is Sworn In
		Eddie A. Perez promised to reinvent Hartford and its oft-maligned government as he took the oath of office Monday night as the city's first strong mayor under a new charter.
		Perez, 46, the city's first Latino mayor, was first elected in November 2001 to a two-year term as a mayor with few statutory powers.
		Perez on Monday proposed no major new initiatives in his inaugural address, instead reiterating his previous commitments to increase home-ownership and the number of children attending four-year colleges.
	www.hartford.gov /news/pressreleases/hc1604.htm (518 words)

	A Winner And Still A Blowhard - HartfordInfo.org
		It wasn't the best time to have these discussions, he said: The legislative session was wrapping up, and Perez had had a couple of years to deal with the tax issue.
		But I suspect Perez banked on Amann being enough of a pro not to punish the city because of the man. It's just not smart politics.
		The Perez-engineered exclusion of Gonzalez and her 3rd District colleagues from Hartford's delegation to the upcoming state convention has sparked a challenge to the validity of the city's slate of delegates.
	www.hartfordinfo.org /issues/documents/government/htfd_courant_050706.asp (572 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Politics -- Tips on dealing from strength
		Eddie Perez, mayor of Hartford, Conn., received strong-mayor power two years ago but has used his veto just once, saying it is essential to govern by consensus.
		Elsewhere, Dave Fischer, the pioneering strong mayor in St. Petersburg, Fla., refused to use executive veto power during the two years he had it, and Eddie Perez in Hartford, Conn., has used his mayoral veto just once since winning the power two years ago.
		Perez, who used his veto in Hartford to reject a council directive to investigate allegations of police brutality, said it is essential for the mayor and his staff to rule by consensus.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/politics/20060102-9999-1n2strong.html (1654 words)

	Eric R. Danton \| Sound Check: Politicians and Pitney
		Politicians just can't resist the urge to take credit for things they had nothing to do with, and the life of Connecticut-born music legend Gene Pitney is no exception.
		I received three different press releases yesterday from vote-grubbers eager to trumpet their tenuous connections to the Rockville Rocket, who died unexpectedly Wednesday while on tour in Wales.
		The singer was actually born in Hartford, though, and Mayor Eddie A. Perez couldn't resist weighing in, either (though I would bet money that one of his puppeteers had to tell him who Pitney was):
	blogs.courant.com /eric_danton_sound_check/2006/04/politicians_and.html (510 words)

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	News \| TimesDaily.com \| TimesDaily \| Florence, AL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Emily Perez, first female minority Command Sergeant at West Point
		Yolanda Perez Mexican American singer who specializes in banda music.
		Pharez, son of Judah in the Bible, spelled Perez in the Revised Standard Version.
	www.timesdaily.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Perez (169 words)

	Connecticut Local Politics: 12/01/2005 - 12/31/2005
		I'm writing in response to Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez appointing himself to the board of education and subsequently being elected chairman [editorial, Dec. 7, "Mr.
		Mayor Perez understands that a city cannot succeed without great public schools, the type that attract and retain children from all backgrounds and prepare them to compete in today's global economy.
		In essence, both Perez and DeStefano seem to believe that a strong hand is required to turn around dangerously awful school systems like Hartford's, and that a board that is entirely elected by the voters and separate from the mayor's office can't do it.
	connecticutlocalpolitics.blogspot.com /2005_12_01_connecticutlocalpolitics_archive.html (11236 words)

	Mayor John M. Fabrizi - Forum.ConnPost.com
		Nobody expects politicians to be perfect, but we should all expect them to obey the law.
		Politicians should not be held to higher standards than anyone else.
		Posted by: Manny at June 21, 2006 12:42 PM What is wrong with these politicians, they take our money in the form of taxes give themselves and their cronies unbelievable retirement packages and then spit on us.
	forum.connpost.com /fabrizi/archive/2006/06/test.html (19917 words)

	Where is his home, his loyalty
		WHy is here the mayor for people who think Hartford CT is their real home.
		We have way too many of these politicians, and "citizens" who don't really consider our state, our towns, our communities to be home.
		I guess another politician, who might as well be from another planet is Chris Dodd.
	www.topix.net /forum/city/east-hartford-ct/T7K1JPSKCQUDG6R6B (274 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner News - Marcus Garvey Way - Friday \| October 6, 2006
		I thought it was significant that 66 years after his death, civic leaders of this American state could agree that it was fitting to rename Granby Street in Hartford, Connecticut, Marcus Garvey Way.
		According to reports the renaming ceremony took place on September 30, witnessed by Mayor of Hartford, Eddie Perez, along with Dr. Julius Garvey, son of the late Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) founder.
		This publisher, journalist, entrepreneur and politician was ahead of his time as evidenced by his brilliant oratory and excellent organisational skills.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20061006/cleisure/cleisure2.html (438 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News
		He's well connected, but he knows how to use the connections, and he knows how to maintain the type of political relationships you need to have in order to get the support required for what it is you want to do."
		"We're hoping you don't take him and we keep him," Eddie Perez, former associate vice president for community relations at Trinity College and now president of an alliance of five nonprofit groups in the low-income urban Trinity neighborhood, said earlier.
		Perez said he spent six months going with Dobelle to church basements, corporate boardrooms, state and city offices.
	starbulletin.com /2001/03/12/news/story1.html (1386 words)

	Coalition for Redevelopment Reform
		Eddie Perez, mayor of Hartford, Conn., speaking on behalf of the National League of Cities, said the issue has been distorted by "frenzied rhetoric and misinformation." If used properly, he said, eminent domain "helps cities create jobs, grow business and strengthen neighborhoods."
		Perez said restricting the use of eminent domain "is going to make it harder for those communities to put these plans together." Citing New York's Lincoln Center and Baltimore's Inner Harbor developments, Perez said "New Orleans and Louisiana will not be able to develop" if eminent domain powers are restricted.
		Politicians like to think big, too, because it gives them big things to point at when they run for reelection.
	www.coalitionforredevelopmentreform.org /blog/archives/2005_09.php (6636 words)

	Ned Lamont the entrepreneur started out as a newspaper man, and found his way into cable television
		I don't think those were the reasons that we didn't test and challenge a lot of the assumptions that led us into the war.
		To be blunt, our politicians and our press were a bit lazy, and I suppose after 9-11 we were unwilling to challenge some of the assumptions our president and our allies were putting forward.
		He told us that the war would be easy, that Iraqi oil revenue would pay for it, that we would be greeted as liberators.
	www.the40yearplan.com /article_012406.php (3330 words)

	Reader Comments - Hartford Mayor Moves to Block MetLife-Travelers Merger
		Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez has asked the state insurance commissioner to block a planned merger of MetLife Inc. and Travelers Life & Annuity.
		Perez said MetLife has not offered a formal...
		Another example of a politician trying to secure their own employment to the detriment of the big picture.
	www.insurancejournal.com /comments/?a=/news/east/2005/06/02/55634.htm&c=13631 (150 words)

	Feature News [The Kathmandu Post (Nepal)]
		Nevertheless, it can be quite noble for a politician to change his or her mind.
		George W. Bush’s powers of persuasion are apparently so spectacular, at least to some, that almost all the pro-Bush voices in Washington and the media have remained pro-Bush even when “pro-Bush” means the opposite of what it did five minutes ago.
		The one just after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 was particularly poignant, when Gov. John G. Rowland talked about the phone calls he made to the Connecticut families who’d lost someone in the attacks.
	www.nepalnews.com /contents/englishdaily/ktmpost/2003/nov/nov16/features.htm (3603 words)

	My Left Nutmeg :: Thought For Today
		Rather than attack Mayor Eddie Perez for standing up for unions and good jobs for his constituents, Mayor Tim Stewart of New Britain should muster the courage to emulate his Hartford counterpart’s leadership.
		I applaud Mayor Eddie Perez for his courage and dedication to the people of Hartford and the State of Connecticut.
		I know plenty of politicians say one thing and do another, but Ned is not really a politician, at least not of that stripe.
	www.myleftnutmeg.com /showDiary.do?diaryId=1438 (2938 words)

	Free Download file of 1973 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		William Smith was born on September 22, 1756 at Clapham (then a village to the south of London), the son of Samuel Smith.
		One of the leading independent politicians of his day, William Smith held strong dissenting Christian convictions - he was a Unitarian, and was thus prevented from attaining the high offices of state.
		However, Smith was returned again in 1807 and 1812, and became a popular and outspoken radical Member of Parliament for Norwich, which was known for being a gathering place for dissenters and radical politician of all kinds.
	1973.en.buypda.org (9367 words)

	Hispanic Business News: Hispanic Candidates Fared Well in Tuesday's Elections
		In the Houston race, Cuban-American Orlando Sanchez received 41 percent of the vote, while incumbent Mayor Lee Brown earned 43 percent.
		Voters in Hartford, Connecticut also made history in the city's mayoral race by electing Puerto Rican-American Eddie Perez, who moved to the United States when he was 14 years old.
		A run-off election will also determine the outcome of Miami's mayoral race, which is now between veteran politician Maurice Ferre, a former Miami mayor, and attorney Manny Diaz, a political newcomer who was one of the attorneys who represented the family of Elian Gonzalez.
	www.hispanicbusiness.com /news/news_print.asp?id=5634 (388 words)

	Hartford Advocate: The Curry Crusade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Perez introduces Curry, urging the crowd to get out and pull the vote.
		Fellow incumbent Jim Maloney is an intelligent and seasoned Democratic politician, despite Johnson's screeching to the contrary.
		And while he's far from a model progressive, a vote for Maloney won't shame you away from your bathroom mirror in the morning.
	old.hartfordadvocate.com /articles/currycrusade.html (5405 words)

	MyDD :: First Event with Ned Lamont (w/ pictures and transcript)
		Last night, among the portraits of famous revolutionaries and free-thinkers in the Cafe La Paloma Sabanera in Hartford, Ned Lamont spoke to possible voters and contemplated the possibility of challenging Joe Lieberman for the Democratic Nomination for Senate.
		Those who attended ranged from happenstance passers-by to hardcore activists, to even a brief visit from Hartford mayor Eddie Perez.
		There's nothing worse from my point of view as an entrepreneur and as a politician to be than "stay the course." We can always do better than stay the course.
	mydd.com /story/2006/1/18/161012/528 (2378 words)

	Your American Backyard Forum — the outdoors bulletin board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		They should leave the same innocent people alone, and let them have the means to defend themselves...but then again, I suppose that politicians aren't exactly the sharpest tools in the shed.
		A politician's job is not to SOLVE problems, or he would make himself unnecessary.
		A politician's job is to APPEAR TO BE WORKING ON THE PROBLEM.
	www.ambackforum.com /viewtopic.php?t=35720 (3689 words)

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		“It’s good for the College and it’s good for me.” Among his former students who have gone on to careers in the public sector is Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez, whom McKee once taught in an independent study course.
		McKee recently organized a political breakfast on campus with Perez and 60 students, faculty members, and members of the administrative staff.
		He also offered them his word that he would introduce the winning students to at least one prominent politician.
	www.trincoll.edu /pub/mosaic/0102/teaching.htm (863 words)

	Political Monitor Blog - Monitoring Political, World Events,Progressive Blogs :: What You Need To Know About The DLC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In just one or two elections, we could completely revolutionize the face of the Democrat Party, if we'll do what needs to be done.
		When people turn away saying their vote doesn't count, tell them it's because not enough Americans are actually registered to vote and go to the polls to vote, and not enough Americans are raising hell about their votes and holding our politicians accountable.
		Encourage them to add their voice to ours, to have the guts that our DLC sellout politicians don't have, and to fight to get our votes back and MAKE them count!
	www.politicalmonitor.us /blog/CurrentNews/PoliticalMonitorEditorials/_archives/2005/2/8/308325.html (2750 words)

	PD Committee Hearing Transcript for 02/15/2006
		If you have not already provided such written copies to the staff, please endeavor to do that either today or at some point shortly after the hearing.
		The first person that we will hear from from the public officials list will be Mayor Eddie Perez of the City of Hartford.
		MAYOR EDDIE PEREZ: I will get you full detail on the needs assessment that was taken and the evaluation that was made by the Army Corps of Engineers.
	cga.ct.gov /2006/PDdata/chr/2006PD-00215-R001500-CHR.htm (15697 words)

	Wtnh.com, Connecticut News and Weather - Jan. 11, 2006
		Mayor Eddie Perez says he's got a plan to make the city safer.
		Students are trying to raise money for a 10-year-old girl who suffered severe burns in a recent accident.
		(Baghdad, Iraq-AP, Jan. 11, 2006 7:25 AM) _ The most influential politician in Iraq issued a veiled warning Wednesday to Sunni Arabs that Shiites would not allow substantive amendments to the country's new constitution, including to the provision that keeps the central government weak in favor of strong provincial governments.
	www.wtnh.com /Global/category.asp?C=74799&nav=menu29_1 (1280 words)

	Connecticut Local Politics: Sunday Open Forum
		Art Feltman is challenging Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez.
		If our "intelligence" people in CT consider embarassing a politician to be worthy of arrest they better put a muzzle on 95% of the idiots we elected.
		Any intelligence officer with an ounce of intelligence who did 10 minutes of investigation would never have considered him a threat to Rell or any other politician or even a flea.
	ctlocalpolitics.net /2007/01/sunday-open-forum.html (1570 words)

	The Blog \| Katrina vanden Heuvel: It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp \| The Huffington Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Political corruption, the world's second oldest profession, just isn't as easy as it used to be.
		I have never met a politician who wasn't a prostitute...
		In this country, only the wealthy have a chance to run as politicians (majority of the time).
	www.huffingtonpost.com /katrina-vanden-heuvel/its-hard-out-here-for-a-_b_17278.html (1657 words)

	Christian Science Monitor Blog \| In Focus
		Along with other community leaders, Hispanic Mayor Eddie Perez (a gang member turned politician), recently celebrated the announcement of some rehabbed housing.
		Waiting is a part of my job, whether for a shift in light or for a time-pressed politician to show.
		On the tarmac in Manchester, New Hampshire, a quirky quartet waited for John Edwards to board his plane: A secret service agent explained that the backpacks the agents carry are filled with water and Power Bars.
	blogs.csmonitor.com /in_focus/news (6021 words)

	Amazon.com: "Eddie Khayat": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		See all pages with references to Eddie Khayat.
		odors, Khayat would tell them it smelled "just like money in the bank." While he hobnobbed with captains of industry, Eddie Khayat was also a consummate populist politician, who adeptly tended to the needs of his constituents.
		He always came up with the big play." Eddie Khayat, a defensive tackle on the championship team, still raves about Dutch Van Brocklin.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Eddie-Khayat (484 words)

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