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Fifteen seconds of politics
Greg Cox hired Tom Shepard to keep him company during the countdown to his reelection bid.
County supervisor Greg Cox, preparing for his 2016 reelection bid, has hired a familiar name to help out. Tom Shepard, one-time political wonder boy for former Republican supervisors Roger Hedgecock and Susan Golding, and later Democratic mayor Bob Filner, got $2000 from Cox’s campaign committee during the final half of last year, according to a recent disclosure filing.
Cox’s fund reported having $251,234 cash in the bank as of December 31. Following Filner’s tumble from power in a celebrated 2013 sexual harassment scandal and the departure of Rachel Laing, Phil Rath, and Kimberly Hale Miller from his Public Policy Strategies influence-peddling boutique, Shepard has regrouped.
Among other candidate services, according to the website for Tom Shepard and Associates, the consultant “provides professional advice and training to make sure your 15-second sound-bite always has maximum impact.”
Here's something you might be interested in.
Fifteen seconds of politics
Fifteen seconds of politics
Greg Cox hired Tom Shepard to keep him company during the countdown to his reelection bid.
County supervisor Greg Cox, preparing for his 2016 reelection bid, has hired a familiar name to help out. Tom Shepard, one-time political wonder boy for former Republican supervisors Roger Hedgecock and Susan Golding, and later Democratic mayor Bob Filner, got $2000 from Cox’s campaign committee during the final half of last year, according to a recent disclosure filing.
Cox’s fund reported having $251,234 cash in the bank as of December 31. Following Filner’s tumble from power in a celebrated 2013 sexual harassment scandal and the departure of Rachel Laing, Phil Rath, and Kimberly Hale Miller from his Public Policy Strategies influence-peddling boutique, Shepard has regrouped.
Among other candidate services, according to the website for Tom Shepard and Associates, the consultant “provides professional advice and training to make sure your 15-second sound-bite always has maximum impact.”
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