Political intrigue continues to boil and fester before primary in Oconee County

So the Republican primary coroner's race sure got even more interesting all of the sudden considering they are running to check out a bunch of dead bodies. Deputy Coroner Ed Carson, who is running for the office of chief Coroner, has been fired from his current duties by outgoing Coroner John Simpson. Needless to say, this will not exactly instill a whole lot of confidence in Carson in the minds of Oconee County voters for who will be selecting between Carson, Dr. Cathleen Quillian-Carr and Bill Mayberry.

Carson has generated his fair share of chatter, controversy and flack already, much of it as of yet unsubstantiated, but supposedly circulating about huge amounts of child support never paid to an ex-wife and even a call to her to ask her to hush up about it. His behavior at the courthouse has not won him many fans or votes either

Simpson hired another deputy coroner in Cathleen Quillian-Carr, who is a doctor. Mayberry has a long road of recovery and as the treasurer of the radical immigration group The Minutemen in his recent past.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I remember reading somewhere that Deputy Coroner Ed Carson said he 'already goes out on 98% of the calls that come in'. I thought to myself...wait till your boss reads that. You don't want people thinking that your boss is just sitting around. Then sure enough, a few days later...bye bye Ed.

He doesn't sound very politically astute to me.

BTW, why in the hell are BOE races partisan? I just don't get that.
Anonymous said…
There is a link to your blog from an onlineathens.com article on the website today. I have heard the same things going around about Carson. What a jerk. He got what he deserved and now he's winning like a baby. Should have kept his mouth shut and been a gentleman.

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