Lisa DiBello to appear on "Let's Make a Deal"

No, this has nothing to do with her $1.5 million lawsuit against Charlestown

Apparently, the costumes are a standard thing on the show

By Will Collette

Council member Lisa DiBello has apparently chosen "Let's Make a Deal" as her 2012 campaign slogan, instead of her her 2010 motto "Because I Care."

After she filed her $1.5 million lawsuit against the town, that "Because I Care" slogan led to questions about what, exactly, she cares about.

The Providence Journal reports that DiBello will appear as a contestant on the game show, "Let's Make a Deal" which will air Thursday at 10 AM on WPRI (Channel 12). I swear I am not making this up. Click here to read the Journal story yourself.

DiBello winning on The Price is Right

WPRI is the same channel that broadcast DiBello's victory party after winning a $20,000 car on "The Price Is Right." On that broadcast, DiBello promised to donate the car to her Charlestown-based charity, A Ray of Hope, a promise she never fulfilled, like so many other failed promises I have documented.

The Journal reports that they do not know at this time what silly costume DiBello will wear. I've never watched this show, so I take their word for it that silly costumes are apparently a program requirement. Again, I am not making this up.