I wanted to make a few constructive remarks to Mr. Stambler and wanted to see if others agreed.
1) First rule of thumb. If you want to be respected if you get elected to the position then respect people that hold that office now.
2) If you truly care about Latah and the people that live in it and can cut the budget by 40% then why not bring up your plan now, you don't have to be in office? I am sure all the county commissioners would love to have 40% more revenue.
3) If it is so easy to get appointed to the position of the County Commissioner, why didn't you get appointed then?
Thanks!
Donovan Arnold
>From: "Dan Carscallen"
>To: "Vision2020"
>Subject: Re: Moscow
>Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2002 13:46:10 -0700
>
>Well, I can make all sorts of wild claims, pull numbers out of the air, and tell everyone on a mailing list that I can cut the Latah County budget also.
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>HIRE ME!
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>Oh, wait, I got my job the normal way, I *APPLIED* for it, instead of spamming a mailing list.
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>In my office,
>Dan Carscallen
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Douglas Stambler
>To: vision2020@moscow.com
>Date: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 1:39 PM
>Subject: Moscow
>
>
>Moscow's economy will fail until I'm asked to consult. I can cut the Latah County budget by 40% AND make Moscow run better.
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>Unfortunately, Paul Kimmel and the BOC know little about building a sound financial climate. Remember, Kimmel was appointed by the governor, and was not elected by the people. He's smart, but he doesn't know much about regional economic development issues.
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>HIRE ME.
>
>
>In Christ,
>Douglas Stambler
>
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