You've clearly read a lot of his posts.
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You've clearly read a lot of his posts.
You are correct, I've never seen a drag show and curiously enough, I've never been to a public execution either and neither of those events are on my calendar.
Maybe that's why your attempt at comparison was so bad.
Somebody hasn’t been to a drag show. JFC to be so fûcking ignorant yet so sure of oneself. You ignorant fùck.
Abby97 = usually wrong, never in doubt.
There were many people who would argue that allowing an 8 year old to go out into a public setting without a mask in the midst of a pandemic would also qualify you as sucking as a parent. But "parental choice" was the driving factor then.
Once again, this is nothing more than political theater and playing to the MAGA base. There has never been a nickname more fitting than Red Meat Ron.
So, you and Abby get to be the arbiter of what qualifies as sound parenting for everyone? That's scary.
Florida is the refuge of sanity? Has DeSantis ever heard of Florida man?
The rest of the story 😆
FORT LAUDERDALE - Time has run out for Rod Velez to be sworn in to serve on the Broward County School Board.
On Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order declaring a vacancy in the District 1 seat on the board.
The issue stems from Velez's felony conviction in 1995. His candidacy led to a legal challenge disputing his qualifications.
Florida law change in 2018 and restored a felon's right to vote if they met certain conditions.
In 2020, Velez's voting rights were restored, but that didn't guarantee other civil rights, including holding public office.
"I wholeheartedly felt I was able to serve with just my Amendment 4 voting rights restored," explained Velez, referring back to when he filed to run for the school board seat in June.
The state attorney's office investigated the challenge and on Tuesday declined to file a criminal charge. On Wednesday, a judge granted his motion for dismissal in the case disputing his qualification to serve
However, one legal hurdle remained.
During the state prosecutor's investigation, they determined this week that he did not have his full rights restored and could not hold office without clemency from the state.
That didn't happen in time. State law requires an elected official to be sworn in within 30 days of an election being certified. The School Board's current term of office began on November 22nd.
Velez was set to be sworn in on Thursday, December 22nd, but the governor decided to declare the vacancy and appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat. Foganholi was previously appointed to the board by DeSantis to fill the seat vacated by Dr. Rosalind Osgood who is now a state senator. He lost the seat in the November election.
In issuing his executive order, DeSantis cited a section of the Florida Constitution which states, "No person convicted of a felony .. . shall be qualified to . .. hold office until restoration of civil rights."
He said Velez's civil rights had not been restored and that Velez has publicly stated that he would continue to refuse to accept the office until receiving a favorable decision on a pending clemency application.
DeSantis cited a state statute that declares a vacancy in office shall occur "pon the refusal of the person elected or appointed to accept the office."
Gov. Desantis fills Broward School Board seat after Rod Velez missed deadline
The governor appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat
www.cbsnews.com
And? Failure by DeSantis joke government to handle this when he became a candidate for election. Convieniant it is now occurring after he won. Nothing to see here.The rest of the story 😆
FORT LAUDERDALE - Time has run out for Rod Velez to be sworn in to serve on the Broward County School Board.
On Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order declaring a vacancy in the District 1 seat on the board.
The issue stems from Velez's felony conviction in 1995. His candidacy led to a legal challenge disputing his qualifications.
Florida law change in 2018 and restored a felon's right to vote if they met certain conditions.
In 2020, Velez's voting rights were restored, but that didn't guarantee other civil rights, including holding public office.
"I wholeheartedly felt I was able to serve with just my Amendment 4 voting rights restored," explained Velez, referring back to when he filed to run for the school board seat in June.
The state attorney's office investigated the challenge and on Tuesday declined to file a criminal charge. On Wednesday, a judge granted his motion for dismissal in the case disputing his qualification to serve
However, one legal hurdle remained.
During the state prosecutor's investigation, they determined this week that he did not have his full rights restored and could not hold office without clemency from the state.
That didn't happen in time. State law requires an elected official to be sworn in within 30 days of an election being certified. The School Board's current term of office began on November 22nd.
Velez was set to be sworn in on Thursday, December 22nd, but the governor decided to declare the vacancy and appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat. Foganholi was previously appointed to the board by DeSantis to fill the seat vacated by Dr. Rosalind Osgood who is now a state senator. He lost the seat in the November election.
In issuing his executive order, DeSantis cited a section of the Florida Constitution which states, "No person convicted of a felony .. . shall be qualified to . .. hold office until restoration of civil rights."
He said Velez's civil rights had not been restored and that Velez has publicly stated that he would continue to refuse to accept the office until receiving a favorable decision on a pending clemency application.
DeSantis cited a state statute that declares a vacancy in office shall occur "pon the refusal of the person elected or appointed to accept the office."
Gov. Desantis fills Broward School Board seat after Rod Velez missed deadline
The governor appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat
He filed to run, was placed on the ballot and won the election. Don't you think is eligibility was established by the local supervisor of elections?The rest of the story 😆
FORT LAUDERDALE - Time has run out for Rod Velez to be sworn in to serve on the Broward County School Board.
On Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis issued an executive order declaring a vacancy in the District 1 seat on the board.
The issue stems from Velez's felony conviction in 1995. His candidacy led to a legal challenge disputing his qualifications.
Florida law change in 2018 and restored a felon's right to vote if they met certain conditions.
In 2020, Velez's voting rights were restored, but that didn't guarantee other civil rights, including holding public office.
"I wholeheartedly felt I was able to serve with just my Amendment 4 voting rights restored," explained Velez, referring back to when he filed to run for the school board seat in June.
The state attorney's office investigated the challenge and on Tuesday declined to file a criminal charge. On Wednesday, a judge granted his motion for dismissal in the case disputing his qualification to serve
However, one legal hurdle remained.
During the state prosecutor's investigation, they determined this week that he did not have his full rights restored and could not hold office without clemency from the state.
That didn't happen in time. State law requires an elected official to be sworn in within 30 days of an election being certified. The School Board's current term of office began on November 22nd.
Velez was set to be sworn in on Thursday, December 22nd, but the governor decided to declare the vacancy and appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat. Foganholi was previously appointed to the board by DeSantis to fill the seat vacated by Dr. Rosalind Osgood who is now a state senator. He lost the seat in the November election.
In issuing his executive order, DeSantis cited a section of the Florida Constitution which states, "No person convicted of a felony .. . shall be qualified to . .. hold office until restoration of civil rights."
He said Velez's civil rights had not been restored and that Velez has publicly stated that he would continue to refuse to accept the office until receiving a favorable decision on a pending clemency application.
DeSantis cited a state statute that declares a vacancy in office shall occur "pon the refusal of the person elected or appointed to accept the office."
Gov. Desantis fills Broward School Board seat after Rod Velez missed deadline
The governor appointed Daniel Foganholi to the seat
Apparently not.
However, one legal hurdle remained.
During the state prosecutor's investigation, they determined this week that he did not have his full rights restored and could not hold office without clemency from the state.
Probably was; it's just that Desantis found a loophole he could make his own appointment and overturn a free and fair election.
Not blue but arguably could be purple had the FL democrat party not ceased operations and exited the state.
Florida isn’t a “blue state” JFC 😂Not blue but arguably could be purple had the FL democrat party not ceased operations and exited the state.
Election denying is simply deplorable.
The Elections committee apparently didn't think the "law" applied here when they put him on the ballot, did they?
They were probably "right"
Just like all the other "arrests" his "election team" made, then had to backtrack on and drop charges.
This is a direct byproduct of DeSantis' attacks on public schools curriculums.
www.comicsands.com
Florida Teacher Who Seeks To Ban 150 Books Called Out For Her Openly Racist And Homophobic Beliefs
Sounds like someone who shouldn't be influencing children.
www.comicsands.com
This is a direct byproduct of DeSantis' attacks on public schools curriculums.
Florida Teacher Who Seeks To Ban 150 Books Called Out For Her Openly Racist And Homophobic Beliefs
Sounds like someone who shouldn't be influencing children.
That's the kind of teacher DeSantis and Reynolds want in every classroom.
You know we have people on this board who will support this move simply because they refuse to question or condemn anything he does.
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