Mike norton commissions

Sonnie has sold out and you called that one too. I give you a lot of credit for knowing about all the shit in this city but our voices seem to be ignored. Maricopa County sets the rules for elections. In this case that it would be an entirely Mail-in ballot. So do you honestly believe that Mayor Lane and the city council had no input on whether we were going to have a mail ballot? And you do realize that the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has a four-Republican majority and chairman, right?

VP at Wells Fargo. Your email address will not be published. November 11, 6 Comments. Record turnout? Norton , Underheim claims that the rules for the forum have "changed dramatically" since the first invitation from Norton. He also expresses concern about having me serve as moderator. Here are links to Mr. Norton's communications about this; readers can decide for themselves whether Mr. Norton changed the rules in midstream:]--Tony Palmeri.

The rules have changed dramatically on this since I was first invited. If you want to have the state officials respond to questions on TV ask us to a board meeting. We have done that before and will gladly do it again. You first billed this as an event like that in Marathaon County when officials get together and discuss issues.

This is clearly different from that. I understood that to be a cooperative event where we could discuss solutions to common problems.

This is far more likely to be a blame game. As far as your choice for moderator I would say this. A moderator is normally viewed as a neutral party. We both watch Tony on Commentary and know that he is not neutral. Expand all Collapse all. Who are you? Tell us about yourself. On a personal note, growing up with eight siblings in a family with a wide variety of political views has also taught me a lot about compromise and having tough conversations.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

What do you think about the city's environmental health? Would you make any changes to current policy? We have already done a lot of work to determine what changes we can make to prevent further effects of climate change. Unfortunately, we have not taken the next step and given community leaders the funding and power they need to make these changes. As the Ward 13 city council member, I will demand the same investments in the Green Zone neighborhoods that we enjoy here in Lynnhurst and Linden Hills.

Our current elected officials would never allow a place like Northern Metals to continue poisoning the air in Southwest. Why do we allow it in Near North? We have repeatedly failed to hold them accountable for environmental violations; I would fight to shut Northern Metals down entirely. We also need to increase our investment in green transportation infrastructure.

If we want to encourage residents to reduce car trips, we need to make all transit options more safe and convenient. Bus Rapid Transit BRT lines are relatively inexpensive to build and are easy to shift and re-route as demand changes. We should also fully connect the Grand Rounds with protected bike lanes.

The city should then add a series of protected bike lanes linking neighborhoods to the Grand Rounds. Minneapolis already has the groundwork for an amazing biking network, we just need to prioritize completing it. What would you like Minneapolis' public safety system to look like by the end of your term? What would you do to accomplish your vision of public safety? I support the charter amendment to create a new Department of Public Safety. Currently, the Minneapolis Police Department is the only city department that answers exclusively to the Mayor, and he seems unable or unwilling to hold officers accountable.

We had already been promised serious reforms for years before officers murdered George Floyd and the department tried to cover it up. Rather than working to deescalate the unrest last summer, the MPD used indiscriminate, unprompted violence against protesters and journalists. And this system has not prevented or solved the recent gun deaths and carjackings in our city. The charter amendment will allow the people of Minneapolis, and their elected representatives on the City Council, to provide oversight of the MPD.

Along with a police force, the new Department of Public Safety should include a variety of evidence-based violence prevention and harm reduction programs. It should also include unarmed staff to manage minor traffic violations and mental health professionals respond to non-violent mental health calls. This gospel of Christian hypocrisy is especially delicious when seen in the pious and devout, as it demonstrates that the short definition of the Christian politician is one whose gospel is meant for preaching, not keeping.

How could he have missed Scriptural exhortations to the children of Israel to ensure that even those who were foreign to the Covenant received their just due as members of the human family? It is unlikely that he did; rather, he knows that to enjoy power, he must prostitute his principles. As vice-chairman of the Colorado Commission on Judicial Discipline, Mike Norton has voluntarily accepted a sacred trust.

And by participating in the cover-up of widespread judicial misconduct, he has irrevocably soiled his character. Not much I can add here. You strain at a gnat and swallow a camel…You violate the heart of the law, justice, mercy, good faith…Serpents, brood of vipors, how can any of you escape damnation? We must remember the terrible toll on humanity, especially on children, who suffer due to the corruption imposed upon them by our present Colorado judiciary. We are doing our best to educate the public at KnowYourCourts.