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Deport illegals.
Elect a mayor next year who cares about citizens.
Replace the do-nothing wimpy City Council.
Problem solved!
2. The quickest, and best, way to a surplus is to STOP SPENDING MONEY ON ILLEGAL ALIENS. Cancel "40" and get after the criminals, detain them, turn them over to ICE, send them to whichever of some 200 countries they came from.
3. Council members have a fat deal. Not only are they the best paid in the US, but then the benefits: car, health care for lfe, fat penisons, plus $2 million for staff. Plus the opportunity for special projects.
4. Great Column. Here are my suggestions: 1) Name a room or conference rooms at a local library after any person or organization donating funds. 2) Seek monetary donations from a company or individuals to purchase books for a school or local library. I do this for the high school I graducated from. 3) Potholes: Individuals or organizations could pay for filling in potholes! You could have a sign along a stretch of highway stating this. The state or city would do the work, then bill the sponsor.
Submitted by: Nancy
2. The quickest, and best, way to a surplus is to STOP SPENDING MONEY ON ILLEGAL ALIENS. Cancel "40" and get after the criminals, detain them, turn them over to ICE, send them to whichever of some 200 countries they came from.
Submitted by: tucanofulano
3. Council members have a fat deal. Not only are they the best paid in the US, but then the benefits: car, health care for lfe, fat penisons, plus $2 million for staff. Plus the opportunity for special projects.
Submitted by: Juan
4. Great Column. Here are my suggestions: 1) Name a room or conference rooms at a local library after any person or organization donating funds. 2) Seek monetary donations from a company or individuals to purchase books for a school or local library. I do this for the high school I graducated from. 3) Potholes: Individuals or organizations could pay for filling in potholes! You could have a sign along a stretch of highway stating this. The state or city would do the work, then bill the sponsor.
Submitted by: Matt Fleurs
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