Charisse, I am not the one who is lying. Be careful who you accuse of slander. Legally, as a public figure, you cannot be slandered. However, as a private citizen, your accusation that I slammed  a door in your face (posted on a public forum) does meet the definition of slander (libel because it's written.) Of course that never happened because you never came to my door. Your legislative aide, the one who makes over $100,000 a year in salary and benefits, knocked on the door. This is the same aide who put up your signs, distributed your fliers, and went door-to-door on your behalf and attended  community council meetings so you didn't have to. Your aide said it was all perfectly legal, which I doubt. It is certainly unethical to use a state employee to campaign for you and then do your job as well. It is no secret that I volunteered on the Higgins campaign. I signed a letter to the editor on his behalf. However, I was a volunteer and not a paid employee. You based your whole campaign o