Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:There's good reason not to have recalls within the first year after an election — it prevents just redoing the election immediately after it's over. (Imagine, for instance, that there was a provision for recalls of federal elected officials in place after the 2020 election, and you can see why this is a good policy in the abstract.)
Also, there's no particular reason that HR policies should be exactly equivalent between private corporations and elected official positions.
That's all without even getting into the substance of whatever your specific gripe with Frumin is; it's been about a month since he was sworn in, so it seems hard to imagine that any large number of voters in Ward 3 have "seen enough" to want to reverse the results of the election. It may feel like it's been longer, because he effectively won office when he won the Democratic primary last summer, but that isn't the case.
Normally, I think most people would agree with you. But, this is about public safety. We can’t wait another year for Frumin and Allen to evolve on this issue. It took Mary Cheh personally becoming a victim to get her to pay attention. Lives and our economy are literally in the balance. We need action NOW!
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