April 2009

I thought it was a protest not a municipal band concert?

KELO: http://www.keloland.com/_video/_videoplayer_embed.cfm?type=ondemand&VideoFile=041509teapartyweb

KSFY: Imagine that, hundreds of blue hairs showed up. All you have to say is FREE LUNCH and they’ll show up!

ARGUS: http://www.argusleader.com/article/20090415/UPDATES/90415045&referrer=FRONTPAGECAROUSEL

“It was a perfect place. How many cities have a lake in the middle of them?” he asked.
Somewhere between 3,000 and 4,000 leaned against a stiff wind to express a generalized dissatisfaction with the direction of federal government, particularly huge spending and expansion of a government presence in private enterprise and healthc are.

I see the same people who count people at LifeLight helped count people at this event. 4,000?! BAHAHAHAHA!

Doug Lund’s guide to Rock & Roll and why Sherwin Linton worked for KWAT

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This is what a rocker looks like – DEAL!

I wish I could work for KWAT instead I work for SQUAT! (Ha, Ha! Get it?)

The band developed quite a following throughout the upper Midwest. Sherwin’s career really took off, though, when he moved to the Twin Cities and formed “The Cotton Kings” after his hit song, “Cotton King” which he recorded in 1966.  Since then, he’s recorded over 25 albums and traveled millions of miles making music. And talk about staying power; in over fifty years as an entertainer, Sherwin Linton has never missed a gig.

So why haven’t I heard of him? I guess I have to start drinking Diet Coke vodkas and hang out with all the rug heads at the Shrine Mosque to learn about Rock & Roll from now on.

Strike 3, Your’e out!

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It’s looks like the city of Sioux Falls struckout trying to derail our tax petition;

1) PAID a consultant to mislead us about the constitutionality of the initiative

2) PAID a consultant to mislead us about bond interest rates(a bond they did not ultimately take out, because real people are not dying in floods)

3) Mislead us about the 6 month window and registration date.

According to city charter and ordinance 14-50;

Sec. 14-50.  Requirement of registration with city clerk to precede petition circulation for initiative or referendum in a municipal election.

     Persons seeking to propose an ordinance or resolution shall first register with the city clerk’s office before such petitions are circulated for signatures. Registration shall include the name of the organization, address, contact person, and language of the proposed ordinance or resolution. A copy of the proposed resolution or ordinance will become public when petition circulation effort commences.

 

There is NOTHING about the 6 month timeline starting on the registration date, it just simply says we must register the petition. So it seems state law and SOS Chris Nelson are correct. No wonder the city attorney’s office is ignoring us. If we attain the 4,800 signatures within a 6 month window we are good to go.

 

Looks like we are going into extra innings. I hope your’e ready to “play more games” councilor Litz.