Brenda Snipes a picture of Incompetence
This woman is either the most incompetent election official or she is a foreign operative trying to destroy our voting process and the peoples confidence that their vote counts.
In 15 years this is what she has screwed up. I find it hard to believe she is not in jail, thanks Jeb Bush, not.
As Supervisor of Elections
On November 20, 2003, Snipes was appointed supervisor of elections for Broward County by Governor Jeb Bush to take over for her predecessor, Miriam Oliphant, after Oliphant was removed from office for irregularities and fraud in the handling of ballots in the 2000 United States Presidential Election in that county.[6] [7]
2004 General Election
Loss of 58,000 ballots
In the 2004 general election, thousands of absentee ballots were lost in Broward County. County election officials said that approximately 58,000 absentee ballots were delivered to the Postal Service to be mailed to voters, but the Post Office said it had never received them. The US Postal Service Inspectorate said that is was highly unlikely that such a large quantity of mail had just disappeared. Snipes said that she was not playing a "blame game."[8]
Declined observation
Before the elections, Fair Elections International had requested permission to observe the elections in various counties in the United States, including Broward County. As of October 26, 2004, Broward had not responded to any of the organizations repeated requests.[9]
2012 General Election
Close to 1,000 uncounted ballots were discovered a week after the election.[3]
2016 Democratic primary elections
Main article: Florida Democratic primary, 2016
Florida held its Democratic Primary Elections on August 30, 2016. Incumbent Debbie Wasserman Schultz ran against Tim Canova, an ally of Bernie Sanders, to become the Democratic nominee for the U.S. House of Representative for Florida's 23rd Congressional District. A month before the election, Debbie Wasserman Schultz had been ousted from her position as the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee over allegations that she and others rigged the Democratic presidential primary process to favor Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
Wasserman Schultz was declared the winner of the Florida primary election. She went on to win the general election and retain her seat as the Congresswoman for the 23rd District.[10]
Releasing election results early
The election results were released 30 minutes before the polls closed. Florida State Law says ?any supervisor of elections, deputy supervisor of elections, canvassing board member, election board member or election employee who releases the results of any election prior to the closing of the polls in that county on election day commits a felony of the third degree.? The law does not address the issue of intent, one way or the other. However, Broward County prosecutors declined to process, stating, "There is insufficient evidence that anyone purposely intended to post any elections results prior to the closing of the polls."[11]
Destruction of ballots
When analysis showed that the results were statically "implausible", documentary filmmaker Lulu Friesdat requested to examine ballots. Friedat made two requests in November 2016. She made a third request under Florida's Public Records Act in March 2017. In June 2017, Canova and Friesdat made a joint request, but to no avail. That same month, Canova filed a lawsuit asking the courts to order Snipes to allow him to examine the ballots.[10]
On September 1, 2017, while litigation was ongoing, Snipes signed an order authorizing the destruction of 688 boxes containing the ballots in question. A month and a half after the ballots had been destroyed, but before the court was aware of the destruction, Snipes told a reporter that "we'll schedule a time for [Friedat and Canova] to come in and see the ballots." Litigation on the matter continued for another 2 or 3 weeks. On November 6, 2017, the court discovered that the ballots in question had been destroyed two months earlier.[10] The judge ruled that Snipes had illegally destroyed the ballots and that Canova be awarded attorney's fees. Snipes' attorney said a vendor had made and retained a digital copy of every ballot cast in the race and that the destruction of the ballots was neither intentional nor illegal. Snipes intends to appeal.[12]
2016 General Elections
Medical marijuana initiative left off ballot
In a second controversy in 2016, Snipes was sued unsuccessfully by a group pushing a medical marijuana ballot referendum after the question was left off of some ballots.[12]
2018 General Elections
Elections were held on November 6, 2018 for the Governor of the State, Florida's U.S. Senator, and all of Florida's U.S. Congressmen and Congresswomen, as well as various other seats.
Republican Ron DeSantis ran against Democrat Andrew Gillum, and was initially declared the winner.[13]
Florida's governor Rick Scott ran against incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson for the U.S. Senate Seat. Initial unofficial results showed Scott winning.
Alleged voter suppression
Prior to the 2018 primary elections, a public polling location was moved inside a gated community. Voters complained that they were required to show their ID to security guards to get through the gates, despite that fact an ID is not required to vote in Florida. Voters were questioned, and some turned away. Complaints were lodged with Snipes' office at the time of the primary elections, but the situation was not resolved before the general elections. Snipes' assistant told a reporter that she (the assistant) was not aware of any complaints.[14]
Ballot box left behind
The Thursday following the election, a teacher found a box marked "provisional ballots" that had been left at a school. The teacher reported finding it, but did not touch the box or look inside. A county official later said the box contained voting equipment, not ballots.[15]
Election results
Florida Law states that county election departments must release the total number of ballots counted within 30 minutes of poll closings. This is to facilitate accountability and oversight. Six days after the election, the total number of ballots had not been reported. The Election Department is also supposed to post the current tallies every 45 minutes after the polls close. This was not done.
By the Friday after the election, there was still no declared winner in the U.S. Senate race and votes were still being counted. As more votes were counted, they seemed to favor the Democratic nominee. Scott filed suit the Friday after the election, claiming that Broward County was violating the law, and claiming a lack of required transparency. The judge ruled in Scott's favor, ordering Snipes to disclose the number of ballots cast in Tuesday?s midterm elections, broken down by absentee, early, and Election Day votes, as well as the number of ballots still to be counted by 7 p.m. that day. Snipes did not comply.[16]
Florida requires an automatic machine recount when results are within 0.5%. By the weekend following the election, the tallies in the U.S. Senate race were so close that a machine recount was triggered.
Ballot mix-up
The Friday after the elections, the Canvassing Board found that the 205 provisional ballots were already counted. Provisional ballots are ones that have not yet been certified as legal. The Canvassing Board determined that 20 of the ballots were illegal due to mismatched signatures, however, since the votes were already processed, the illegal votes could not be distinguished from the legal votes and all 205 votes remained counted.[17]
Fraud investigation
According to NBC, Governor/U.S. Senatorial Candidate Rick Scott has asked the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to investigate and that no evidence of fraud was found.[18] While it is true that Scott asked for the investigation, he did so verbally. Because there was no formal written request filed, as of November 9, 2018, no investigation was initiated.[
BTW she is bl*ck so now when she is the focus of attention for being incompetent what does she do.................whines Raycism
because that is what you do when you are a failure and you are bl*ck.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/17/brenda-snipes-florida-election-recount-senate
C&P
A top elections official in Florida who endured national humiliation after missing a midterms recount deadline by two minutes has told the Guardian that raycism is ?probably? a factor in the backlash against her.
Brenda Snipes, elections supervisor of Broward county, was condemned by Republicans and Democrats after failing to submit tallies in the US Senate race between Rick Scott and Bill Nelson on schedule.
On Friday, with a hand count of votes under way, about two dozen protesters continued their vigil in a car park outside Snipes?s headquarters. Some claimed without evidence that she had missed the deadline deliberately because the results she oversaw boosted Scott?s overall lead.
In a short interview, Snipes, 75, said: ?You know, the protesters have been claiming stuff all week so whatever they?re doing, that?s what they?re doing. That?s what they feel like they need to do.?
What is a factor is you're an idiot!
In 15 years this is what she has screwed up. I find it hard to believe she is not in jail, thanks Jeb Bush, not.
As Supervisor of Elections
On November 20, 2003, Snipes was appointed supervisor of elections for Broward County by Governor Jeb Bush to take over for her predecessor, Miriam Oliphant, after Oliphant was removed from office for irregularities and fraud in the handling of ballots in the 2000 United States Presidential Election in that county.[6] [7]
2004 General Election
Loss of 58,000 ballots
In the 2004 general election, thousands of absentee ballots were lost in Broward County. County election officials said that approximately 58,000 absentee ballots were delivered to the Postal Service to be mailed to voters, but the Post Office said it had never received them. The US Postal Service Inspectorate said that is was highly unlikely that such a large quantity of mail had just disappeared. Snipes said that she was not playing a "blame game."[8]
Declined observation
Before the elections, Fair Elections International had requested permission to observe the elections in various counties in the United States, including Broward County. As of October 26, 2004, Broward had not responded to any of the organizations repeated requests.[9]
2012 General Election
Close to 1,000 uncounted ballots were discovered a week after the election.[3]
2016 Democratic primary elections
Main article: Florida Democratic primary, 2016
Florida held its Democratic Primary Elections on August 30, 2016. Incumbent Debbie Wasserman Schultz ran against Tim Canova, an ally of Bernie Sanders, to become the Democratic nominee for the U.S. House of Representative for Florida's 23rd Congressional District. A month before the election, Debbie Wasserman Schultz had been ousted from her position as the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee over allegations that she and others rigged the Democratic presidential primary process to favor Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
Wasserman Schultz was declared the winner of the Florida primary election. She went on to win the general election and retain her seat as the Congresswoman for the 23rd District.[10]
Releasing election results early
The election results were released 30 minutes before the polls closed. Florida State Law says ?any supervisor of elections, deputy supervisor of elections, canvassing board member, election board member or election employee who releases the results of any election prior to the closing of the polls in that county on election day commits a felony of the third degree.? The law does not address the issue of intent, one way or the other. However, Broward County prosecutors declined to process, stating, "There is insufficient evidence that anyone purposely intended to post any elections results prior to the closing of the polls."[11]
Destruction of ballots
When analysis showed that the results were statically "implausible", documentary filmmaker Lulu Friesdat requested to examine ballots. Friedat made two requests in November 2016. She made a third request under Florida's Public Records Act in March 2017. In June 2017, Canova and Friesdat made a joint request, but to no avail. That same month, Canova filed a lawsuit asking the courts to order Snipes to allow him to examine the ballots.[10]
On September 1, 2017, while litigation was ongoing, Snipes signed an order authorizing the destruction of 688 boxes containing the ballots in question. A month and a half after the ballots had been destroyed, but before the court was aware of the destruction, Snipes told a reporter that "we'll schedule a time for [Friedat and Canova] to come in and see the ballots." Litigation on the matter continued for another 2 or 3 weeks. On November 6, 2017, the court discovered that the ballots in question had been destroyed two months earlier.[10] The judge ruled that Snipes had illegally destroyed the ballots and that Canova be awarded attorney's fees. Snipes' attorney said a vendor had made and retained a digital copy of every ballot cast in the race and that the destruction of the ballots was neither intentional nor illegal. Snipes intends to appeal.[12]
2016 General Elections
Medical marijuana initiative left off ballot
In a second controversy in 2016, Snipes was sued unsuccessfully by a group pushing a medical marijuana ballot referendum after the question was left off of some ballots.[12]
2018 General Elections
Elections were held on November 6, 2018 for the Governor of the State, Florida's U.S. Senator, and all of Florida's U.S. Congressmen and Congresswomen, as well as various other seats.
Republican Ron DeSantis ran against Democrat Andrew Gillum, and was initially declared the winner.[13]
Florida's governor Rick Scott ran against incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson for the U.S. Senate Seat. Initial unofficial results showed Scott winning.
Alleged voter suppression
Prior to the 2018 primary elections, a public polling location was moved inside a gated community. Voters complained that they were required to show their ID to security guards to get through the gates, despite that fact an ID is not required to vote in Florida. Voters were questioned, and some turned away. Complaints were lodged with Snipes' office at the time of the primary elections, but the situation was not resolved before the general elections. Snipes' assistant told a reporter that she (the assistant) was not aware of any complaints.[14]
Ballot box left behind
The Thursday following the election, a teacher found a box marked "provisional ballots" that had been left at a school. The teacher reported finding it, but did not touch the box or look inside. A county official later said the box contained voting equipment, not ballots.[15]
Election results
Florida Law states that county election departments must release the total number of ballots counted within 30 minutes of poll closings. This is to facilitate accountability and oversight. Six days after the election, the total number of ballots had not been reported. The Election Department is also supposed to post the current tallies every 45 minutes after the polls close. This was not done.
By the Friday after the election, there was still no declared winner in the U.S. Senate race and votes were still being counted. As more votes were counted, they seemed to favor the Democratic nominee. Scott filed suit the Friday after the election, claiming that Broward County was violating the law, and claiming a lack of required transparency. The judge ruled in Scott's favor, ordering Snipes to disclose the number of ballots cast in Tuesday?s midterm elections, broken down by absentee, early, and Election Day votes, as well as the number of ballots still to be counted by 7 p.m. that day. Snipes did not comply.[16]
Florida requires an automatic machine recount when results are within 0.5%. By the weekend following the election, the tallies in the U.S. Senate race were so close that a machine recount was triggered.
Ballot mix-up
The Friday after the elections, the Canvassing Board found that the 205 provisional ballots were already counted. Provisional ballots are ones that have not yet been certified as legal. The Canvassing Board determined that 20 of the ballots were illegal due to mismatched signatures, however, since the votes were already processed, the illegal votes could not be distinguished from the legal votes and all 205 votes remained counted.[17]
Fraud investigation
According to NBC, Governor/U.S. Senatorial Candidate Rick Scott has asked the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to investigate and that no evidence of fraud was found.[18] While it is true that Scott asked for the investigation, he did so verbally. Because there was no formal written request filed, as of November 9, 2018, no investigation was initiated.[
BTW she is bl*ck so now when she is the focus of attention for being incompetent what does she do.................whines Raycism
because that is what you do when you are a failure and you are bl*ck.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/nov/17/brenda-snipes-florida-election-recount-senate
C&P
A top elections official in Florida who endured national humiliation after missing a midterms recount deadline by two minutes has told the Guardian that raycism is ?probably? a factor in the backlash against her.
Brenda Snipes, elections supervisor of Broward county, was condemned by Republicans and Democrats after failing to submit tallies in the US Senate race between Rick Scott and Bill Nelson on schedule.
On Friday, with a hand count of votes under way, about two dozen protesters continued their vigil in a car park outside Snipes?s headquarters. Some claimed without evidence that she had missed the deadline deliberately because the results she oversaw boosted Scott?s overall lead.
In a short interview, Snipes, 75, said: ?You know, the protesters have been claiming stuff all week so whatever they?re doing, that?s what they?re doing. That?s what they feel like they need to do.?
What is a factor is you're an idiot!
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Female, liberal and black...
She hit the trifecta! No way she'll ever pay for her BS...0 -
Now they're missing another 2K ballots. Unbelievable that this kind of incompetence is allowed.
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/politics/fl-ne-broward-manual-recount-agriculture-commissioner-20181117-story.html0 -
why the HELL isn't the crooked od bag simply dragged out the door ????? GONE...does she own his travesty on the voters with a lifetime guarantee >>>>> 0 -
The newly missing ballots most likely were the ones that were too easy to spot as fakes or had been altered so its just easier to claim them missing 0 -
She'd like you to think she's incompetent. Why would you think she's a foreign operative? There are plenty of home grown leftists that would like to destroy this republic. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by WearyTraveler
Female, liberal and black...
She hit the trifecta! No way she'll ever pay for her BS...
If she'd really like to be untouchable she'll come out about her struggles in Islam ad a les-bian.[;)]0 -
This is really nothing new. In Washington when the Governor's race was close for Queen Chrissy (Christine Gregoire) the recounts kept going and wouldn't you know it? Three weeks into the process King County (Seattle) kept finding more ballots. I believe this happened with both her elections. Of course nothing underhanded was done. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Bosketti
This is really nothing new. In Washington when the Governor's race was close for Queen Chrissy (Christine Gregoire) the recounts kept going and wouldn't you know it? Three weeks into the process King County (Seattle) kept finding more ballots. I believe this happened with both her elections. Of course nothing underhanded was done.
I agree but this chick has been screwing up for 15 years and her predecessor was fired for the same crap.
Not only that but she offers lame ass excuses for her failures and then does the typical thing and whines about raycism.
These people make me sick. I want to know how much she was paid:
https://www.browardbeat.com/should-an-public-employee-get-two-gov-pensions/
$12,000 a Month!!!!
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Come on man............
so in 15 years at that job she has made $2,160,000 for being a screw up, talk about a con job.0 -
She must be getting paid under the table from George Soros! [:(!]
I'd investigate her finances.0 -
She worked for 30 years in the school system then was selected for this job.
She is a life long worker for the state.
I watched cuomo on cnn interview her and he was throwing her soft balls, which she was answering with typical evasiveness and turning the questions around.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
quote:Originally posted by Bosketti
This is really nothing new. In Washington when the Governor's race was close for Queen Chrissy (Christine Gregoire) the recounts kept going and wouldn't you know it? Three weeks into the process King County (Seattle) kept finding more ballots. I believe this happened with both her elections. Of course nothing underhanded was done.
I agree but this chick has been screwing up for 15 years and her predecessor was fired for the same crap.
Not only that but she offers lame ass excuses for her failures and then does the typical thing and whines about raycism.
These people make me sick. I want to know how much she was paid:
https://www.browardbeat.com/should-an-public-employee-get-two-gov-pensions/
$12,000 a Month!!!!
[:(!][:(!]
Come on man............
so in 15 years at that job she has made $2,160,000 for being a screw up, talk about a con job.
This is interesting. Her predecessor had the same problems? So what are the next level employees that may be sabotaging the position and are protected by powers that be?
Trump took over the justice department, but the corruption was so deep, he is still cleaning up that mess.
More likely that it is both, she is incompetent and the staff is embedded and incompetent and she cannot or does not want to effect change.
Trump needs to send the DOJ after them and the Arizona criminals.0 -
Mag00
The chick that held this job prior was fired for imcopetence. She also worked for the school system and was..........................wait for it............ bl*ck
This is what she did:
C&P
Government investigators found that not only had her office neglected to perform some of its most essential tasks, but it had gone almost $1 million over budget. Among other findings was that Oliphant fired many experienced staff members, and replaced them with an all black and less (in some cases not-at-all) experienced friends and associates with significantly higher rates of pay.
She hired a college admissions representative who didn't even know what a primary election was and put her in charge of registration and absentee ballots. She promoted a computer specialist, whom she'd met in her condominium building, to deputy supervisor.
One of the most questioned of Oliphant's personnel decisions was that of hiring a homeless man, Glen Davis, whom she met at the same shelter as her sister, who is also homeless. Davis, who was given mail room duties, failed to process over 300 absentee ballots for a 2002 primary election. His performance notwithstanding, shortly before her removal Oliphant gave Davis a $5000 raise.
Due to Oliphant not hiring enough poll workers during the same 2002 primary, precinct voting locations had to open late and close early. All this was intolerable to Broward residents who had not forgotten the county's handling of the 2000 Presidential Election.
In February 2007, the Florida Elections Commission, which had originally fined Oliphant $55,000 and accused her of being "willfully and intentionally neglectful of her duties" dropped the fine. A state administrative law judge who heard the case agreed with Oliphant, who claimed she was not intentionally neglectful. His decision was based on an appeals court ruling in a separate case, where the Elections Commission was told it cannot fine elections officials for simply neglecting their duties but must show they intentionally set out to violate the laws or disregard them
If that is not TNB I don't know what is.
Here is a good article about her:
http://www.citylinkmagazine.com/archives/123103coverstory.html0 -
WOW! Talk about some dark meat gravy train goin on in Broward County for a whole lot of years!!![:0]
I would think that the county's voting residents would have put a kabosh to this CRIMINAL activity a long time ago!0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
Mag00
The chick that held this job prior was fired for imcopetence. She also worked for the school system and was..........................wait for it............ bl*ck
This is what she did:
C&P
Government investigators found that not only had her office neglected to perform some of its most essential tasks, but it had gone almost $1 million over budget. Among other findings was that Oliphant fired many experienced staff members, and replaced them with an all black and less (in some cases not-at-all) experienced friends and associates with significantly higher rates of pay.
She hired a college admissions representative who didn't even know what a primary election was and put her in charge of registration and absentee ballots. She promoted a computer specialist, whom she'd met in her condominium building, to deputy supervisor.
One of the most questioned of Oliphant's personnel decisions was that of hiring a homeless man, Glen Davis, whom she met at the same shelter as her sister, who is also homeless. Davis, who was given mail room duties, failed to process over 300 absentee ballots for a 2002 primary election. His performance notwithstanding, shortly before her removal Oliphant gave Davis a $5000 raise.
Due to Oliphant not hiring enough poll workers during the same 2002 primary, precinct voting locations had to open late and close early. All this was intolerable to Broward residents who had not forgotten the county's handling of the 2000 Presidential Election.
In February 2007, the Florida Elections Commission, which had originally fined Oliphant $55,000 and accused her of being "willfully and intentionally neglectful of her duties" dropped the fine. A state administrative law judge who heard the case agreed with Oliphant, who claimed she was not intentionally neglectful. His decision was based on an appeals court ruling in a separate case, where the Elections Commission was told it cannot fine elections officials for simply neglecting their duties but must show they intentionally set out to violate the laws or disregard them
If that is not TNB I don't know what is.
Here is a good article about her:
http://www.citylinkmagazine.com/archives/123103coverstory.html
What I'm getting at is she can't be doing this all alone. She has help or prompting from others.
Broward county is the sphynctor of Florida. There has to be ties to Holder, Obama and their handlers. Follow the money.0 -
I hate to say this but, look who these people are.
Highly educated(But dumb), worked in a government system where they could not get fired, democrats, women, bl*ck EO hires.
Snipes has a Dr's degree is some teaching specialty but to listen to her talk and see what she has done she is dumb as a bag of hammers.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
I hate to say this but, look who these people are.
Highly educated(But dumb), worked in a government system where they could not get fired, democrats, women, bl*ck EO hires.
Snipes has a Dr's degree is some teaching specialty but to listen to her talk and see what she has done she is dumb as a bag of hammers.
Makes me wonder! Ever wonder if many of the people that hold positions in high\important places were just given their positions and degree's just because their teachers and former employers were afraid to flunk\fire them![:0]
Kind of a "Forest Gump" scenerio!0 -
"Dr. Snipes received her formal education in the public schools of Talladega . After completing Westside High School, she entered the historical Talladega College where she majored in modern foreign languages. After moving to Florida, she earned her master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction for Adults from Florida Atlantic University, and she earned her doctorate in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University." 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
I hate to say this but, look who these people are.
Highly educated(But dumb), worked in a government system where they could not get fired, democrats, women, bl*ck EO hires.
Snipes has a Dr's degree is some teaching specialty but to listen to her talk and see what she has done she is dumb as a bag of hammers.
Makes me wonder! Ever wonder if many of the people that hold positions in high\important places were just given their positions and degree's just because their teachers and former employers were afraid to flunk\fire them![:0]
Kind of a "Forest Gump" scenerio!
In the Army we called it F--k up move up0 -
In my book she is a three time winner!!!
Number one in the nation for Misfeasance.
Number one in the nation for Malfeasance.
Number one in the nation for Nonfeasance.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
Mag00
The chick that held this job prior was fired for imcopetence. She also worked for the school system and was..........................wait for it............ bl*ck
This is what she did:
C&P
Government investigators found that not only had her office neglected to perform some of its most essential tasks, but it had gone almost $1 million over budget. Among other findings was that Oliphant fired many experienced staff members, and replaced them with an all black and less (in some cases not-at-all) experienced friends and associates with significantly higher rates of pay.
She hired a college admissions representative who didn't even know what a primary election was and put her in charge of registration and absentee ballots. She promoted a computer specialist, whom she'd met in her condominium building, to deputy supervisor.
One of the most questioned of Oliphant's personnel decisions was that of hiring a homeless man, Glen Davis, whom she met at the same shelter as her sister, who is also homeless. Davis, who was given mail room duties, failed to process over 300 absentee ballots for a 2002 primary election. His performance notwithstanding, shortly before her removal Oliphant gave Davis a $5000 raise.
Due to Oliphant not hiring enough poll workers during the same 2002 primary, precinct voting locations had to open late and close early. All this was intolerable to Broward residents who had not forgotten the county's handling of the 2000 Presidential Election.
In February 2007, the Florida Elections Commission, which had originally fined Oliphant $55,000 and accused her of being "willfully and intentionally neglectful of her duties" dropped the fine. A state administrative law judge who heard the case agreed with Oliphant, who claimed she was not intentionally neglectful. His decision was based on an appeals court ruling in a separate case, where the Elections Commission was told it cannot fine elections officials for simply neglecting their duties but must show they intentionally set out to violate the laws or disregard them
If that is not TNB I don't know what is.
Here is a good article about her:
http://www.citylinkmagazine.com/archives/123103coverstory.html
That sounds like the Obama Administration's hiring practices.0 -
They're "special" 
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It was announced on the 10 O'clock news cast from Gainesville, Florida TV station that she had resigned.
Best Regards - AQH0 -
quote:Originally posted by WearyTraveler
Female, liberal and black...
She hit the trifecta! No way she'll ever pay for her BS...
She's already on the short list for dem 2020 VP.0 -
quote:Originally posted by AdamsQuailHunter
It was announced on the 10 O'clock news cast from Gainesville, Florida TV station that she had resigned.
Best Regards - AQH
She should not have be allowed to resign she should have been fired, fined and investigated and if found guilty Jailed.0 -
Intelligence, confidence, and experience have NEVER been important requisites for government work in any DEMOCRAT administration.
Loyalty, partisanship, and the willingness to break laws to promote party ideology is what counts.0 -
quote:It was announced on the 10 O'clock news cast from Gainesville, Florida TV station that she had resigned.
quote:She should not have be allowed to resign she should have been fired, fined and investigated and if found guilty Jailed.
Sam,
She almost certainly got a get ot of jail free card and a government pension.
Keith0 -
one nasty botch...fought the system and WON...with big bank balance and retirement...certified swamp dweller 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Sam06
quote:Originally posted by AdamsQuailHunter
It was announced on the 10 O'clock news cast from Gainesville, Florida TV station that she had resigned.
Best Regards - AQH
She should not have be allowed to resign she should have been fired, fined and investigated and if found guilty Jailed.
I agree 150% ^^^^ Justice needs to be dealt on this POS and an example made to prevent more like her to repeat her crimes!0 -
quote:Sam,
She almost certainly got a get ot of jail free card and a government pension.
Keith
You bet she does. I think she gets 2 pensions.0 -
As important as elections are for proper leadership. It would make sense for reform in proper ID's to vote. Decent people should be in charge of counting ballots.
Instead of incompetence...0
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