Factually Speaking, you are correct. In addition, we have a real problem with voter participation. Informed voters are very powerful, they can hold an incumbent accountable regardless of the bozo in office. The problem I see is a disconnect between reality and voter conscienceness. They keep voting in the names and not the results.

Regarding your #45 comment. I agree. However, because either the voting process is in jeopardy or we have a shortage to none of individuals willing to run simply for the sake of doing the job well and making good decisions.

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Cons1, that is true, but how can you prove the current bunch aren’t doing there job and may be violating the law as well as their oaths of office if the administration simply decides to further flaunt the rules even after the chief prosecutor of the state has ordered them to? I don’t know what’s worse, a corrupt politician or a stupid one. I can’t forgive either to be quite honest with you.

Let’s hope the public wakes up soon.

I seem to remember in the past always having 1 or 2 BOT members that would ask important questions and try to open up the process, but not this crowd. It seems like it is all about the show.

However, I uncertain as to whether new elections are renewed opportunities to rectify what’s wrong—in fact, it seems with each new election not only does everything remain the same—but, it gets worse.

I learned the hard way. Whenever, I have to tackle a legal issue, I represent myself, Pro Se. Even, If I lose, I’d rather lose on my own with having kept my money in my pocket rather than losing with paid help and left broke because legal fees are so costly. And, to boot, you are further left with nagging misgivings strong enough to wonder, was your case really a loss or was it thrown at your expense and someone else’s gain.