Sentences with phrase «to be in public office»

Some of these pols have not been in public office for years!

«Assemblymember Lopez should no longer be in public office,» Whyland said.

We do not need another career politician like Obama who was in public office because he was incompetent and could not succeed in real life.

He has no business being in public office whatsoever.»

He noted that Adebanjo was known for his honesty and sincerity of purpose, whose fame had continued to soar, despite never being in any public office.

McMurray has only been in public office for two years, but has made the news frequently.

Some residents vocalized their support for Peralta, who has been in public office since he was elected to the State Assembly in 2002.

«Assembly member Lopez should no longer be in public office,» countered a spokesperson for the speaker, Sheldon Silver, who is attempting to get Lopez thrown out.

He's been in public office for nearly four decades, first on the school board, then the Syracuse Common Council and in the New York State Senate since 1993.

He's been wrong ever since he's been in public office and yet you have this confidence that somehow they can get out of this corner that they're in.

«You are in Public Office and should promote non-discrimination, respect for human dignity and gender equality by your comments and conduct,» Oye Lithur added.

``... Being in public office is a real sacred trust in my mind, and most people in public office try to do the best thing that they can do by their constituents.

«He would much prefer to be in public office.

«Tom DiNapoli is a dear friend of mine; we love Tom DiNapoli, but when I met Harry Wilson, I said: This is the type of guy who should be in public office,» said Indy Chairman Frank MacKay.

But you want to be in public office, they have a right to know who you are, who pays you, where you get your money from, if you're asking for their vote and their support,» the governor said.

«The problem, of course, becomes what happens eight years from now when none of us are in public office anymore, and the next mayor says veterans are not a priority?»

Speaking on Eyewitness News, Mr. Fuseini supported this call saying, «If you are in public office and you misconducted yourself in public office which is bordering on corruption or any other matter, you should be prepared to answer for it.

It is as if we are in public office the way the media attacks the industry we are in.