If you live in Boca Raton, you must say no to the March 14th power grab that city council members are attempting to push through, to the tune of 255K taxpayer dollars.
Here’s the nutshell version of what’s happening. Mayor Scott Singer and two council members, Monica Mayotte, and Yvette Drucker, voted to have the Boca city charter amended to change local terms in office from three to four years. No one asked for this, and since there is nothing else on the March 14th ballot to vote on, the city council hopes that most won’t show up to vote.
This move is particularly self-serving because the gang of three will be included in this term extension, adding a possible two more years to their time office. Mayor Singer will be in office for a decade if this goes through.
The question is, why is this happening, and why is this bad for you? The answer is that this is a power grab to ensure cozier relationships with businesses and developers that do not serve most residents.
The cozier relationships ensure more money for those who want to move on to something else politically.
Singer, Drucker and Mayotte voted to spend taxpayer funds to open 28 polls and train 100’s of poll workers for an issue nobody was asking for and that benefits only them. ~BocaFirst
Unless we hear a complete denial, the speculation is that Singer is planning on running for county commission. It’s always better to be a mayor in office when running for something else than to be a former mayor. He needs this term extension, but you don’t.
Singer, Drucker, and Mayotte can try putting as much lipstick on this pig as possible, but this slimy and selfish power grab at the taxpayers’ expense will haunt them for the rest of their political careers.
Short as their political careers may be. ~Jack Furnari
Vote No on Term Limit Extension in Boca Raton on March 14th~Bob Rubin
This term extension move is for politicians; it isn’t for people.
There is currently a grassroots effort of concerned Boca residents sending out text messages to Boca voters to ensure enough vote no on March 14th.
Please send the text message below to anyone who is a Boca Raton voter.
Please Vote NO on March 14th in Boca Raton’s municipal election to extend city council term limits. Voting NO keeps your voice front and center and limits the power of special interests. Your vote is crucial! Thank you.
Other articles on the Corrupt Clown Kings of Boca Raton
President George Washington Was for Term Limits, and Boca Raton Should Be Too
Bob Rubin-Vote No on Term Limit Extension in Boca Raton on March 14th
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