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More than a dozen residents spoke out at a Casselberry commission meeting on Monday, some in support of Commissioner Mark Busch and others demanding that he resign for making comments at a local Trump rally the day before the Capitol riots that seemed to support the violent uprising. But in the end, Busch will remain as city commissioner and vice mayor. He did, however, agree to step down from two city boards.

Central Florida commissioner who stoked a Trump crowd won’t quit Published  article Casselberry commissioner Mark Busch waves during a meeting at Casselberry City Hall on Monday, January 25, 2021. Commissioner Busch is catching heat after being seen on video at a local Trump rally a day before last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol th Expand CASSELBERRY, Fla. - A Florida city commissioner will remain in office but has agreed to step down from two boards after telling a local Trump rally before the attack on the U.S. Capitol that Vice President Mike Pence "better do the right thin...

Other letter-writers thank Donald Trump, argue for snowbirds' vaccine access and say landlords deserve a better fate during the ongoing eviction moratorium.

Petition calls for Casselberry vice mayor to resign for comments made during ‘Stop the Steal’ rally Rally happened day before Capitol riot Updated:  Tags:  SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. – A petition is gaining hundreds of signatures calling for Casselberry City Commissioner and Vice Mayor Mark Busch to resign for the comments he made in an online video at a “Stop the Steal” rally. The rally happened on Jan. 5, one day before the Capitol riot. It was at the corner of U.S. 17/92 and State Road 436. [TRENDING: Ad The video was posted on the website Rumble. It is titled “Our Commissioner i...

Hundreds of people have signed a petition demanding that Casselberry Commissioner Mark Busch resign after he is seen on video at a Trump rally a day before last week’s riot at the U.S. Capitol making comments that seem to support the violent uprising that left five people dead.