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These board rules, quote, we from the working group and hope the senators will support mexicos desire because the impact has been very big and there is no reason now. it doesnt have to be the entire border, it can be according to region. when you argue there is no reason now, tell me the importance of title 42 and what it is doing along the southern border. >> we have to understand the biden administration may know they are the cause of the current border crisis, they wont publicly admit it but ...

By Jeremy Coumbes on January 6, 2021 at 1:07pm Current Village Trustee and candidate for Mayor of South Jacksonville, Dick Samples filed an “objection to the nomination petition” of the candidacy of his opponent Tyson Manker with the South Jacksonville electoral board. According to a press release from Manker’s campaign, Samples objection states the “Petition is not stapled or fastened at the top of the petition as instructed”. Manker told WLDS News he received offici...

Disagree with in the so-called board rules? i would ask you to explain that in a follow-up. >> okay. >> also in my letter to you i expressed my concern that mr. whitaker was paid at $1.2 million through what i consider to be a front group that has very little reality to it. that the funding that came to that front group to pay him the million dollars came through another entity that is essentially an identity-laundering operation that has no independent business operation. the result of all of t...

We are -- we are on the employees side. whats happening here is the union is trying to force our employees to join the union. if that what they are trying to do and they can get away with it. then they may be -- the unions may be even jiend. but under these circumstances, it could very well be shown that the employees because of the situations at walmart want to join unions. if thats the case, then walmart may have a tough problem on their hands. rick: what would happen. lets say the board rules...

Quit. he is not going to participate, i think, in the vote and he is not participating in the vote is not being partisan or political. he simply is being faithful to his oaths of office and he is refusing to give legitimacy to what otherwise is, really, a legal charade. the two democrats on the board are abandoning the processes, and violating written board rules, and it appears that they are either intimidating or corrupting key agency personnel in order to try to push this rule out before the ...