This is not about a few guys winning an election. It's about the voice of change that came not only for us, but for an awful lot of people that went out to vote for us.

I think we can raise the level of discussion by asking tough questions. The Republican members of the board I find to be rather congenial, so I don't think they're going to be combative just because Dan or I have suggested an idea.

I decided to run because I want to use my business experience to help the community, and this year in particular because of the rising tax situation we've been facing in the village.

The standards of our program are more important than winning any particular game.

We're not anywhere near what I think we're capable of doing. But we're winning and playing reasonably well at this point. But we need to step it up a notch.

We are on the winning track. Zimbabwe is on the verge of massive and decisive change.