THE CAPTAIN REPORTS:
ELECTION RESULTS .....
Congratulations are in order for our newest County Court Judge:
Christopher Benjamin, former Assistant Public Defender, collected almost 54% of the vote and defeated Alina Salcines Restrepo.
Congratulations are also in order North of the Border as former Miami-Dade ASA Woody Clermont (he lives in Broward poor guy) was elected to the County Court with 54% of the vote defeating Samuel Stark.
Finally, Juan Fernandez-Barquin, was re-elected as our Miami-Dade Clerk of Court.
CAP OUT ......
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Very happy for former Dade ASA Woody. He will bring some real life experience and fairness to the Bench. Much needed up there.
Also congrats to Judge Benjamin. We don’t really know him but we hear some good things.
Benjamin Shumied his opponent big time. Nice to see that the Latina name game didn’t work.
ReplyDeleteI agree
Delete10:49 - already feeling emboldened because your racist messiah is in power?
DeleteChristopher Benjamin exemplifies strong family values and deep community commitment. Long before holding any formal title, he served his community tirelessly, earning the respect and admiration of those around him. His campaign was further strengthened by the unwavering support of his family. His wife, Zakiyyah Benjamin, is a creative powerhouse, crafting some of the most captivating marketing materials both online and offline. Together, the Benjamin family operates like a well-oiled machine, a dynamic that resonated with many voters.
ReplyDeleteChristopher Benjamin is cherished by his community not for being flashy or attention-seeking, but for his grounded nature and unwavering commitment to local causes. With the disposition of a judge, he brings a thoughtful and balanced approach to every situation. His ability to unite people across political lines is remarkable, earning widespread support from Democrats, Republicans, and independents alike.
ReplyDeleteAny sign of MVZ’s protégés? They seem to be in hiding.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Woody!!
ReplyDeleteWoody!!! I have so much respect for you. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteDear Nov. 7 at 10:49, why is a qualified lawyer, who did not change her name in order to file, who filed in an open seat, playing a game? I would agree that in those instances where men or women judicial candidates in the past suddenly had a name change would be gamesmanship that is open for criticism, BUT what your statement says is that you think ANYONE with a hispanic last name who files in an open seat is playing a game. Benjamin and Restrepo had a fair race with a fair outcome. Congratulations to the newly elected Judge Benjamin!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Woody and Chris!!! REG spreading it's influence far and wide.
ReplyDeleteChris Benjamin is a good man, friend, and he is also my Fraternity brother. He ran a great campaign, serves the community well, and has a long list of accomplishments. God bless him, his wife, and kids - wonderful family. I commend him on his win, and know he will do the citizens of Miami-Dade proud as the honorable judge I know he will be.
ReplyDeleteWoody Clermont
Both Restrepo and Benjamin (and Woody of course) embody all that we look for in a judge. Parasite at 10:49, on the other hand, that’s just a racist asshole.
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