don’t get too nostalgic for the “no lawn sign” days of yore. Current residents know now that we are under seige.

don’t get too nostalgic for the “no lawn sign” days of yore. Current residents know now that we are under seige. Yard signs appearing in large numbers for Knudsen and Sedon show that people are adjusting to the new reality. The best possible situation is that political animals like Aronsohn will tire of trying to establish dominion over Ridgewood and move on to other towns whose residents do not yet “have their number”, i.e., see through their dirty tricks. And Voigt–we had his number as early as December 2016, six months aftet his election to the Village Council, when in the course of discusion and commentary on a blog post or two about his unaccountably bad behavior, we came to the realization that he was not at all a simple bully or madman, but that he was simply trying to demonize our Mayor and Deputy mayor a year and a half before they were to come up for their own re-election, so that he could more easily promote the campaign of two blatant Voight lackeys to defeat Sedon and Knudsen and subsequently cooperate in a plan by which he himself would become mayor in 2018. Now tell us — has this not transpired exactly as we surmised in December 2016? This is the value of political awareness. Yard signs are a cheap price to pay for the ability to defend ourselves against crave political opportunism by the likes of Voigt and Aronsohn.