At the last Greenwood Township meeting, during public comment, supervisor candidate, Steven Bradach, introduced himself with his family and work history since many of us had never met him.  He stated his public service, and I quote, “included six years in the U.S. Senate.”  This is self aggrandizement, since it led the public to believe he was a U.S. Senator. In actuality, he was a Northeast Regional Aide to Senator Mark Dayton and not based anywhere near Washington, D.C. as a senator.  I’m not downplaying the value of his job but the purposeful misleading of voters.
Also, during public comment, Steve Bradach and Paul Thompson, with no evidence, falsely accused supervisor John Bassing of breaking into the clerk’s locked drawers, which is false as supported by surveillance tapes of the clerk’s area.
In reality, John Bassing was alerting the clerk of her error on all the Affidavit for Candidacy forms which is his job as a supervisor.  Supervisor Bassing did not send the information to anyone but the clerk to alert the clerk of a problem. 
Do you really want to vote for people that mislead about their history and make false accusations when proof exists against both?  What happened to honesty and integrity?
JoAnn Bassing
Greenwood Township