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pdsinc@gmail.com writes:

Shame, Shame. No compassion for Veterans with problems or NIBY ?

barbaraelliott writes:

Than you Glen. The nonsense government and the phosphate industry are indulging in is a horrible harm to the public, tied up with campaign contributions to wannabe grand Pubba politicians. I am sick of all of you as are citizens. We are sick and tired of paying financially, physically, and emotionally for your greed and lust for a grand legacy. We are not and will no longer pay for overdevelopment. We already paid our way. I'm not living in Cracktown on a fixed income so I can pay for someone's $1.5 million dollar homes garbage/water bill in Lakewood Ranch or Parrish. One example is the soon to rise water/garbage rates. They are going up because overdevelopment has overfilled the landfill. If there wasn't overdevelopment this wouldn't happen. Maybe water rates should be based not only on usage but also the length of time you've been a MCUD customer. These new rates are a hardship and an abuse of the elderly and disabled at minimum. Expect to be sued. Back to gypsum. No no no no no no more not ever! Do not vote for a single official who favors ANY uses of gypsum.
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David Daniels writes:

We need an Independent (NPA) candidate to oppose our (I am in District 3) corrupt, condescending, immature, combative, non-forward thinking, environment-destroying, thief of a Commissioner. Maya Angelou said "when a person shows you who they are, believe them. I would hope that a candidate does not try to challenge as an R, where the vast majority of voters view the world through the lens of Fox News. A candidate should campaign to all of us, and make the election in November, not August - so all of us can vote.
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misty@planneroncall.com writes:

Idiomatic phrases and metaphors are dancing in my head…”The pot calling the kettle black”, “people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones”, “vinegar calling lemon juice sour”,

Joe McClash writes:

Thanks LWV for publishing these County Commission Notes. It is a great summary of what is happening at these meetings.

Joe McClash writes:

Merab, thanks for writing these articles every Sunday. We have such an interesting history, filled with people who helped shape our community.

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