There is to be no negotiating? Kind of hard to misinterpret that.
I read that passage aloud to Senseman. He seemed surprised.
"That is certainly not the position of the administration," he told me.
I didn't think so.
The question now is what Governor Brewer is going to do about it. Will her team persist in taking the easy way out and insist that both the board staff and the board's lobbyist somehow misunderstood Auther? Or will they admit that their employee has gone rogue — and take steps to deal with her actions?
The record is clear. The governor's response to this nonsense should be absolutely clear, too.
Nice job, Sarah. Hard to believe this kind of stuff goes on, but it does.
I think the five years of divorce proceedings might have been a tip-off of the personality involved. Most folks are glad to get it over in the ninety days or so and move on with life. But then, she is a lawyer...
I see that she now has changed jobs. Very fast, and I'm sure it's due to your having reported this correctly.
Now, if we could just get rid of the sheriff. Dammit it all, anyway.
Goodie, the first big scandal!
More to come!
Just wait!
A lot of people have axes to grind!
This is going to be a blast!!!
Wow! Whata a wacko! How about getting over it Jeri?! Just move on. Hell really doesn't have a fury huh? Jeri, here's a tip, go score some weed, or get ya some vodka and you know, chill out. Let it go... YA BITCH!
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