Consolidation proposals, he said, do not require board of supervisors approval, which means lawmakers could opt not to reappoint him if they receive blowback
from angry constituents over unpopular proposals.
Not exact matches
The New Jersey governor was booed into oblivion after catching a foul ball at a Mets game earlier in July, and just days before that he couldn't avoid
angry calls
from his
constituents while guest - hosting a sports radio show.
The American people are still
angry and the politicians know it, I am told by friends on the Hill that their mail runs very heavy indeed
from constituents strongly protesting the continuing excesses of executive compensation.
A few of stories
from this month's casework tray: - We recently received an
angry letter
from a
constituent who was complaining the local council had refused permission for a satellite dish at the side of his house.
He states clearly that the threat
from terrorism is genuine and he understands that democratic politicians have a duty to respond to
constituents who are alarmed and
angry about crime and antisocial behaviour.
Queens Sen. Jose Peralta is defending his switch to the Independent Democratic Conference on Facebook to
constituents angry at the switch
from the mainline conference.
A teacher rebellion in red states
from West Virginia to Arizona has put Republicans on the defensive, forcing them to walk a fine line in the months before midterm elections between placating
constituents who are
angry over education cuts and conservative supporters who want a smaller government and low taxes.
Republican Congresswoman Elise Stefanik had an open forum today in the southern part of her district taking questions
from a number of
angry constituents and her answers drew a number of boos and even laughter.