I want to make government more like a business; a problem solver, not a problem creator. My focus while in office will be restoring freedom, combating runaway taxes, eliminating uncontrolled government spending, and reducing inefficient, excessive regulation. My 'agenda' is to restore liberty, not restrict it, to shrink government, not expand it and observe the limited, enumerated powers of our Constitution, not ignore them.
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Response to the 'Salem Trial'...
It is unfortunate that my colleagues have spent their
time seeking to prevent me from the
exercising my 1st amendment
rights. My comments are reflective of my views of the continued highly questionable activities of this commission. I have
been elected by the voters in Cooper
City three consecutive times, because
they have come to rely upon me to speak the truth no matter what the
consequences may be. Whether it offends some or not, the truth must come first.
I fully stand by my comments...
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The timing of Mayor Ross' actions seems strange. What emergency existed that required the time and expenses associated with a "Special Meeting"? A "Special Meeting" set a few days after Christmas during a time of year when many families are away from home. Why not bring the matter up on the next regular meeting's agenda? And why was there no evidence submitted regarding the wide range of charges in the resolution?
ReplyDeleteAs has too often been the case, a Cooper City mayor has pushed forward a procedure that is stunningly selective in its target. The supposed rules and "concerns" of the Cooper City Politburo do not fall equally upon its members.