@Prolotario1 - Ariel

Running For The Hills 🤣 Article: A new financial disclosure law is causing a wave of resignations across the Tampa Bay area. More than a dozen mayors and city council members are stepping down. 8 On Your Side investigator Mahsa Saeidi is looking into this unprecedented shakeup. Right now, many state officials have to reveal detailed, personal financial information: the governor, all lawmakers, county commissioners, school board members and sheriffs. But if you’re a mayor or a city council member, you don’t have to reveal this information. End quote https://msn.com/en-us/news/us/new-law-will-force-local-elected-officials-to-disclose-finances-many-have-resigned/ar-AA1lVsG7?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=e2fbc3b61622422585f8a3166670d57a&ei=18… There are about five other states that have similar laws. This is why I told you all to pay attention to your local government. Washington DC is a decentralized power now. Maryland Hawaii Oregon Maine Illinois Maryland: Requires financial disclosure for most elected officials at the state and local levels, including mayors and city council members. The information disclosed includes assets, liabilities, income sources, and business interests. Hawaii: Has a comprehensive financial disclosure law covering all elected officials, including city council members and mayors. The disclosure encompasses assets, liabilities, income, gifts, and travel reimbursements. Oregon: Requires financial disclosure for most elected officials, including mayors and council members. However, disclosure requirements for municipal officials are less stringent than those for state-level officials. Maine: Mandates financial disclosure for elected officials holding specific positions, including mayors in certain cities. The scope of disclosed information varies depending on the official's position. Illinois: Has a financial disclosure law for elected officials at the state and local levels, but the requirements for cities and towns are less stringent than for state positions.

@Prolotario1 - Ariel

Listen to this clown. 🤡 Jarrod Buchman will soon be an ex-council member from Oldsmar. “We’re not career politicians,” he said. “We’re local volunteers that want to do best for our city and this is inhibiting good people from even running or even staying on these councils.” He said he gets just approximately $8,000 a year. (Not Including What He Steals) He didn’t sign up for this scrutiny and he fears it opens him up to predatory lawsuits. End quote. Now imagine what the Jeffrey Epstein Log will do once it is officially disclosed since it will no longer be a pipular rumor anymore?