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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
When will this reign of terror ever end???? People we have got to vote this administration out and put business people in.
ReplyDeleteWhat the Hell is the Daily Rag doing endorsing Laura Mitchell and Josh Hastings. No wonder everyone is dropping their subscriptions.
ReplyDeleteHell, they are letting Ricky P ask for money in his letter to them. That has to be a violation of some sort. DT is really scraping the bottom of the barrel now.
ReplyDeleteThey probably had to hire another engineer to deal with all the problems they are trying to keep quiet until after the election.
And people are not getting their papers either 5:23.Older people who do not have internet take their papers seriously.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it for this time?!
ReplyDeleteOkay culver start at the top and get rid of the waste.
ReplyDeleteOne Pollit's or Ireton's friends needed a job thats why!
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ReplyDeleteAn armed mob?
Pitch fork and torches?
Politicians hanging from tree?
Howdy Doodie time?
Time to make the donuts?
7:41pm?
Probably another political payoff at our expense..
ReplyDeleteCan he do that on his own authority??
ReplyDeleteBasically, Pollitt has embarked upon a 'scorched earth policy' similar to Adolph Hitler's decision to burn all of Berlin before the Russian & American arrival.
ReplyDeleteThe next incoming county council is being blind sided and they don't even realize it.
Government
ReplyDeletePeople are not will to do what it takes to fix a problem. Its know that only 20 percent of people out there will even return a product to the store. They count on that.
ReplyDeleteOnce again hire someone we don't really need and at a salary making them in the top 10% of county earners, know where Bob Culver should be cutting first.
ReplyDeleteAnyone over $60,000 a year should be looked at as do we really need to keep this person? Make cuts at that level could save the County a lot of money. We need to create jobs that are good paying, but with the areas cost of living. More people working takes care of the tax base, less mean you have to raise it to make more. Rick could have solved the problem of revenue by getting jobs in the County.
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