Ken O’Brien

The one amendment that was dropped was that whichwould require any citizen running for public office to be “in good financialstanding” with the town. Attorneys at the State House saw this as one bridgetoo far, violating constitutional law, and had it eliminated.
Also, whereas Mr. Durant originally submitted thesechanges in one bill (H. 3900), the Senate saw it necessary to embody eachremaining change in a separate bill.
They mandated that the voters of Southbridge wouldhave to approve each of the amendments at an election.
They also mandated that the election to accomplishthe result had to be held in 2012.
Since it’s already been determined that such an electioncan’t be arranged to coincide with the national elections in November, when willit be?
Perhaps while we’re all getting ready forThanksgiving? Maybe when we’re caught up in Christmas shopping? Better yet, whynot during the Christmas holidays?
I have a better idea.
Why not tell these clowns to just give it up. Savethe town the money for a special election designed to do nothing more thanfurther strengthen the people who have brought us trash cops and labeled us aspigs and barnyard animals while feathering ever more comfortably their ownnests and those of friends and relatives.
The bills affecting the Southbridge town charter canbe found at the following locations:
H.4039 An Act exempting thetown of Southbridge
H.4041 An Act relative tothe removal of the vice
H.4046 An Act relative tothe removal of the manager of the
H.4048An Act relative to the recall of elective officers in

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