[brazzaville]

Good morning.
"For pete's sake...there must be more important things to deal with there in Virginia"

What could be more important than bureaucrats deciding quietly, on the sly, to decide what is right and proper for the people?

Admittedly bureaucrats make those decisions all the time, but usually they make an attempt at following procedure, and when they don't the people usually make some sort of stink.

Why does it matter how small the deed was, or how long it took to be noticed? I guess it is just not important in Minnesota.

Michael Frazier

[Gone GF]

How was it "on the sly" when they made a motion and voted in an open session, a vote that no doubt was recorded in public minutes?