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Showing posts with label ethics reform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethics reform. Show all posts

Ethics questions re someone (Rosalind Osgood) who teaches ethics -and her Tallahassee lobbyist friend- who also happens to be a candidate for Broward School Board District 5


Might be time for the South Florida news media to have a nice heart-to-heart talk with Broward School Board candidate Rosalind Osgood, cited in this disturbing piece that I first discovered via one of my many Google Alerts:

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Broward School Board Candidate Tapping Funds from Controversial Lobbyist


By Tom Lauder

24TH AUG 2012 AT 17:05

Broward School Board candidate Rosalind

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When it comes to ethics problems in Joy Cooper's Hallandale Beach, and elected officials' attempts to evade responsibility, there's no sense like common sense, and CityEthics blogger Robert Wechsler has plenty: "An Interesting Agency Independence from Ethics Enforcement Issue in Broward County"


When it comes to ethics problems in Joy Cooper's Hallandale Beach, and elected officials' attempts to evade responsibility, there's no sense like common sense, and CityEthics blogger Robert Wechsler has plenty: "An Interesting Agency Independence from Ethics Enforcement Issue in Broward County"



I forwarded this to about 15O people around South Florida less than thirty minutes after it was

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South Florida's lazy, incurious and amnesia-prone news media has made 36-year incumbent Broward States Attorney Michael Satz the luckiest man in 2012 Florida politics by making him the man who ISN'T there -and neither are any stories about his opponents. Why?



Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man (1970) http://youtu.be/hwCWCJLm6M0

South Florida's lazy, incurious and amnesia-prone news media has made 36-year incumbent Broward States Attorney Michael Satz the luckiest man in 2012 Florida politics by making him the man who ISN'T there -and neither are any stories about his opponents. Why?
In an election year like this, with so very much at stake, South

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That stink you smell is coming from Wilton Manors' cocky lawyer/lobbyist/mayor, Gary Resnick, who doesn't much care for Ethics rules that negatively affect his own wallet


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Over the past few weeks, many well-informed observers of the Broward political and govt. scene have surely asked others they trust in private, "What is it with Gary Resnick?"

Alternatively, they've asked themselves, "WTF is with Resnick?"



Those of you reading this today obviously know which camp you're in, though you can be in both, of course.

Like me.



Does Resnick

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Please stick to your guns on stronger ethics and do everything in your power to prevent Mayor Resnick & Co. from beginning the race to the bottom of the ethics barrel in Broward




Above, looking NW at the Broward County Government HQ at 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. January 3, 2012 photo by South Beach Hoosier.

Below is a copy of an email that I sent Friday morning to Broward County Commissioners Suzanne Gunzburger, Barbara Sharief and Chip LaMarca, along with Broward's Inspector General John W. Scott, with a cc to Robert Wechsler, one of the national

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My coda to "Broward cities need tougher ethics laws, not self-serving pols"; Debby Eisinger's curious fact pattern


This is a logical and necessary follow-up to my earlier post of today titled, Broward cities need tougher ethics laws, not self-serving pols like Gary Resnick & Debby Eisinger, whom we need like more bad restaurants, more ruined-views of the beach... -NOT at all!

http://hallandalebeachblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/broward-cities-need-tougher-ethics-laws.html



I had hoped to incorporate what

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Broward cities need tougher ethics laws, not self-serving pols like Gary Resnick & Debby Eisinger, whom we need like more bad restaurants, more ruined-views of the beach... -NOT at all!


Broward cities need tougher ethics laws, not self-serving pols like Gary Resnick & Debby Eisinger, whom we need like more bad restaurants, more ruined-views of the beach... -NOT at all!

Or, in terms that residents in my part of traffic-gridlocked southeast Broward County particularly well understand, whom we need like more creeps who illegally park in disabled parking spaces.
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