chet scared
chet scared. dave vaudt investigating bill knapp. bill give lots of money to chet. bill also chair of chets campaign. dave vaudt kinda getting lots of attention so chet not sure what happen. you maybe remember this. bill buy some land for 15,000 an acre from brother's non-profit. then department of transportation magically change mind and decide to build there. then bill sell same land to state for 130,000 an acre. some people say bill chets brain. that not true. bill just chets bank and so are virginia and maryland. wife is brain.
chet hope bill not get into trouble. chet need bills money to convince iowa chet not stupid.
posted by chet culver @ 8:44 PM
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I am tired of the speculation for who runs this blog. This site is actually run by a man named Chester Bigley, or "Chet." He leaped at the opportunity to create a blog as a different Chet, and knew that he would get plenty of exposure and visitors. Now that it hit the DSM nightly news, he knows he's succeeded.
Chester works for a golf course in north central Iowa. He drives a silver 2004 Honda Accord. He has a wife, Emily. He enjoys cribbage.
How do I know all this? Because Chester "Chet" Bigley is my brother. He owes me $250, and I told him I'd reveal his identity if he didn't pay up. Congratulations, brother, you just lost your proudest secret.
The Register also reported that the expo did not seek counteroffers from two other interested buyers, one of whom offered more. The attorney and real-estate agent who handled the sale for the expo were both principally employed by Knapp.
In a written purchase agreement with the expo, Neugent, acting on Knapp's behalf, crossed out his original offer and replaced it with a higher figure that topped another bidder's offer by a few dollars. The expo never asked that bidder, Dennis Albaugh, to increase his price. The expo approved the sale to Knapp and Elwell while lunching at Knapp's restaurant.
You forgot this part:
"Two state regulatory agencies with authority over real estate agents and accountants have said they are reviewing whether Knapp officials had conflicts of interests by also representing the expo. The state ethics board is conducting a similar review of former Department of Transportation Director Mark Wandro, who left the agency to work for a DOT contractor during the reporting of the Register series."
Scandal, scandal everywhere. And they thought this cycle would be about Duke Cunningham.
Interesting that it's claimed the supposed author "leaped at the opportunity." Wonder who put Mr. Bigley up to it and who feeds him all of the information to post.
Don't worry, it will soon be known.
Mike getting desperate - what wrong Mike? truth about Values Fund free Corproate Giveaway not putting money in your pocket like Tom V. promised? - Maybe you get job back at $250,000 a year? If Chet Governor you not get job back! If Ed Governor Values Fund go bye-bye and all your rich friends do too!!!
None of what's been posted here needs to be "fed." It's all pretty much common knowledge. Granted it's spun, what what isn't? Buncha paranoid conspiracy theorists...
Dear Ronald Bigley:
Pull your undies out of your crack, for cryin' outloud. You're really uptight.
Nice idea with this site its better than most of the rubbish I come across.
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