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Not Ruth

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11. No, but there a difference is from the hierarchy of a municipal vs "state" level government

Reply to TomCADem (Reply #10)

Mon Oct 9, 2017, 04:28 PM

Oct 2017

State workers have a responsibility to all citizens in the state, most of whom they rarely see. Municipal employees have a responsibility to citizens of the municipality that they live and work in.

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Puerto Rico governor: 'hell to pay' over water, food deliveries [View all] DonViejo Oct 2017 OP

Why does San Juan have no water? Not Ruth Oct 2017 #1

Total incompetence and petulance with a huge steaming pile of lark Oct 2017 #3

i think its clean drinking water they need as all... samnsara Oct 2017 #4

Could it be "politics" as the mayor of San Juan is planning to run for Governor. Hope not, but... iluvtennis Oct 2017 #7

Easing out of the apologist role? Zambero Oct 2017 #2

So wait a minute isn't this exactly what the Mayor was complaining about? Historic NY Oct 2017 #5

The Governor is saying no deliveries, the mayor is saying no water Not Ruth Oct 2017 #6

Is there a difference from the perspective of the person needing water? TomCADem Oct 2017 #10

No, but there a difference is from the hierarchy of a municipal vs "state" level government Not Ruth Oct 2017 #11

That Governor is a Trump humping douche tenderfoot Oct 2017 #8

I saw those Greedy aholes Cryptoad Oct 2017 #9

Puerto Rico tragedy is just getting worse rockfordfile Oct 2017 #12

we need proof if the Gov bluestarone Oct 2017 #13