70% Of Pinellas County Residents Want Term Limits for County Commission

Listen in to the Pinellas County Commission Meeting as two career tax milkers defend ignoring the will of the people so they can keep milking your taxpayer money.
Here's a letter I wrote to them on the subject :
Direction of Inquiry

Commissioner Janet C. Long - District 1
Commissioner Pat Gerard - District 2
Commissioner Charlie Justice - District 3 (2021 Vice Chair)
Commissioner Dave Eggers - District 4 (2021 Chair)
Commissioner Karen Williams Seel - District 5
Commissioner Kathleen Peters - District 6
Commissioner René Flowers - District 7

Subject:  Please Stop Embarrassing Pinellas County
Message: am writing to you on behalf of an estimated 80,000 Pinellas County Residents that our various community activists groups represent, by asking you to temper the absurdity of your comments. There are videos now floating around regarding mostly Janet Long, but one also of Pat Gerard, demonstrating ignorance of the temperature of the voters and belittling those of what is likely a majority of Pinellas County Residents in favor of term limits. Our Pinellas County Commission is unfortunately a laughing stock and meme fodder simply based on the absurdity of your own sense of self importance.

The one and only time recently when term limits was put for a vote, an overwhelming percentage in excess of 70% of voters expressed that the ridiculousness of Ken Welch and Karen Seel milking the taxpayers for decades and millions of dollars should be limited to two or three terms maximum.

For Janet Long to infer that her election, as well as Justice's, when they won by a handful of votes in a county where there are 33,000 votes in question from that same election demonstrates an ideological blindness that alone is probably grounds for malfeasance and recall. If the populace summons the ire that would be appropriate for our own Marie Antoinettes, if given the chance today the vote to recall Long, Justice and Gerard would probably go with the same margins the last term limit vote went in Pinellas County.

It's probable that at least two of our sitting county commissioners were not duly elected. The minimum expected of you while you sit in our seats, soaking up our tax dollars, is that you respect the will of the people. That would include not pretending the majority of Pinellas County Residents are not in favor of term limits when in fact history shows that nearly eight out of every ten residents think Karen Seel should have been out of a job over a decade ago, had she and other ideologues not found a sympathetic judge to overturn the overwhelming popular vote.

Commissioners Justice and Long, not only were you NOT elected with a mandate, it's debatable whether or not you were even elected at all. There's an effort happening right now to audit the 2020 election, and if that were to happen fully it's likely you'd be retired before we have the chance to recall you or vote again. If the vote were held today, I can almost assure you the outcome would be the will of the people and a few of you would be unseated.

If you would like a presentation on the 2020 canvassing efforts under way in Pinellas County, let me know and I can have a representative of Defend Florida attend your upcoming meeting and let you know the reality of what is being certified via. affidavit in Pinellas County regarding the validity of the 2020 election. Since Julie Marcus won't do her job, there's a whole team of volunteers in Florida that are doing it for her.

Govern accordingly.

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