Comments on: Terrible Customer Service http://opencda.com/?p=5167 Honest information. Rational discussion. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 05:26:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: citizen http://opencda.com/?p=5167&cpage=1#comment-8052 citizen Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:49:56 +0000 http://opencda.com/?p=5167#comment-8052 Dan, this is the clearest thing said todate..."Our elected officials believe they represent the government, not the people". McHugh, Cafferty and Simpson need to be sent is quote. The rest of the players are a lost cause. Dan, this is the clearest thing said todate…”Our elected officials believe they represent the government, not the people”. McHugh, Cafferty and Simpson need to be sent is quote. The rest of the players are a lost cause.

]]> By: Dan http://opencda.com/?p=5167&cpage=1#comment-8051 Dan Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:33:28 +0000 http://opencda.com/?p=5167#comment-8051 LTR: The more I observe government in Idaho, the more I come to the conclusion that our elected officials believe they represent the government, not the people. LTR: The more I observe government in Idaho, the more I come to the conclusion that our elected officials believe they represent the government, not the people.

]]> By: LTR http://opencda.com/?p=5167&cpage=1#comment-8049 LTR Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:02:52 +0000 http://opencda.com/?p=5167#comment-8049 Citizen: I agree with you that it appears that Kootenai County and Judge Simpson is not willing to look at our local voting process as a protection to all future elections. I am very discouraged by those in public office who are elected to represent "all the people". Their actions are giving our community the appearance of corruption. Citizen:

I agree with you that it appears that Kootenai County and Judge Simpson is not willing to look at our local voting process as a protection to all future elections. I am very discouraged by those in public office who are elected to represent “all the people”. Their actions are giving our community the appearance of corruption.

]]> By: mary http://opencda.com/?p=5167&cpage=1#comment-8048 mary Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:02:38 +0000 http://opencda.com/?p=5167#comment-8048 I agree, Citizen, it doesn't make sense. Starr Kelso, the challenging attorney, was treated well down in Boise when he worked on a similar election challenge a number of years ago. They weren't obstructing or hiding anything. Why the problems up here? Is Kootenai County worried about what will be found? There are some improper voters who should be worried, and that information will come out very soon. I agree, Citizen, it doesn’t make sense. Starr Kelso, the challenging attorney, was treated well down in Boise when he worked on a similar election challenge a number of years ago. They weren’t obstructing or hiding anything. Why the problems up here? Is Kootenai County worried about what will be found?

There are some improper voters who should be worried, and that information will come out very soon.

]]> By: citizen http://opencda.com/?p=5167&cpage=1#comment-8047 citizen Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:35:42 +0000 http://opencda.com/?p=5167#comment-8047 The thing that never made sense to me was that Kootenai County did not try to cooperate with Brannon for the benefit of the county voters. It was pointed out to our County Attorney, Barry McHugh, at Republican Women that a little cooperation would have made sense. The parties could have discussed the costs involved in producing documents and prioritized the list. Public information should have been shared immediately. Since Kootenai County was not being sued why the obstruction? The thing that never made sense to me was that Kootenai County did not try to cooperate with Brannon for the benefit of the county voters. It was pointed out to our County Attorney, Barry McHugh, at Republican Women that a little cooperation would have made sense. The parties could have discussed the costs involved in producing documents and prioritized the list. Public information should have been shared immediately.

Since Kootenai County was not being sued why the obstruction?

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