Date: November 30th, 2018 1:20 PM Author: Titillating turquoise national security agency meetinghouse
A 38 year old law school drop out commie and professional temp who wakes up hungover on a Thursday. JFC they're either not trying at all or they're getting really good at what they're trying to do. Can't say which.
Pleasant Hill City Clerk Slams Council In Resignation Letter, Calls Job ‘Atrocious, Incredibly Depressing’
By Andria BorbaMay 20, 2014 at 12:05 amFiled Under:June Catalano, Kim Lehmkuhl, Pleasant Hill, Resignation, Tim Flaherty
Kim Lehmkuhl, former City Clerk of Pleasant Hill. (CBS)
Kim Lehmkuhl, former City Clerk of Pleasant Hill. (CBS)
PLEASANT HILL (KPIX 5) – The embattled city clerk of Pleasant Hill offered her resignation on Monday, but not before disparaging the City Council and citizens in a note to city leaders.
Kim Lehmkuhl faced scrutiny over not producing minutes of city council meetings for at least a year and tweeting during those meetings. On Monday, she sent scathing resignation email to Mayor Tim Flaherty and City Manager June Catalano.
Lehmkuhl’s name was still on the directory at Pleasant Hill City Hall on Monday night, but her seat at council chambers was filled by someone else.
The first paragraph of the letter said she accepted a job in Washington, DC and that she would resign effective immediately.
In the second paragraph, the former clerk went on a rage-filled rant against the council and citizens who attended meetings.
“This has been an atrocious, incredibly depressing, and mind-numbingly inane experience I would not wish on anyone,” Lehmkuhl said. “I wish the City the best of luck in finding some schmuck eager to transcribe every last misogynistic joke, self-indulgent anecdote, and pathetic pandering attempt by Council…”
After receiving the letter, Flaherty told KPIX 5, “I had been encouraging her to resign for the past four months. She had made it clear she would never resign, so actually I was pleasantly surprised despite the tone of the e-mail today to receive it.”
Earlier this year, Lehmkuhl talked to KPIX 5 about her job performance, saying, “I’m going to take total ownership for the fact that this work product has not been completed in a timely fashion.”
Council member Michael Harris said if he were Lehmkuhl’s new employer, “I would fire her on the spot.”
Lemkuhl could not be fired over her job performance because she was elected. A group of residents had launched a recall campaign against the clerk.
There will be a measure on the upcoming ballot to change the city clerk to an appointed position.
Date: November 30th, 2018 2:49 PM Author: Provocative Locale
This was a ballot measure in my Norcal district. A small percentage (~10% I think) of CA clerks are elected, the rest are appointed. The very weak argument, IMO, is that an elected clerk won't be influenced to tailor minutes a certain direction vs. an appointed clerk who would in theory feel beholden to the council.
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bad (or sick!) when even a late-30s socialist mentally ill megashrew recognizes her life is missing something and wants to put on makeup and look cute for a date. all that twitter outrage and in the end she still just wants chad to get hard for her.
Date: November 30th, 2018 2:24 PM Author: Appetizing lilac trailer park
there's an element of truth
there's A LOT of "bossy" women types, not that attractive, with low status jobs, low status lives, who think they're living some fantasy SATC West Wing life ... they're not ... they're just girls who majored in poli sci @ Clemson