Thanks to Croton United candidates Anderson, Brijeski & Calcutti, Croton residents have now had an opportunity to review the mayor's recent "timesheets" used to justify his taxpayer funded health insurance. Trustees Gallelli and Slippen, and candidate Pugh, have stated that they cannot "judge" him, despite some startling revelations in these timesheets. You can read more about that here https://www.facebook.com/notes/croton-united/trustees-gallelli-slippen-candidate-pugh-say-we-feel-it-is-not-for-any-of-us-to-/357497134407324
For now, however, please take a moment to read an important letter from resident Brian Powers. Click on the two part image below.
Thank you Mr. Powers.
I am so grateful to Croton United for getting these timesheets. To think we would not have known about any of this if they had foiled, foiling, whatever the word is. Thank you to Brian Powers as well for giving new meaning to WTF too. It's just unfortunate that Croton leads the way in this kind of stuff.
ReplyDeleteIt just gets more and more ugly. I would have been fired on the spot.
ReplyDeleteThe term WTF is a great campaign slogan for the next Village election. Wiegman and his cronies need to go!
ReplyDeleteThis is just shameful.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Croton United. In early 2015, the mayor suddenly announced that the taxpayers will no longer be paying for health insurance for himself and his family.
ReplyDeleteAt the recent debate, Leo argued that he "had to take" the healthcare due to the Affordable Care Act. Wow, let's spin another yarn Leo. You didn't need to submit phony hours, and Obamacare didn't require you to take benefits in 2014, it only started in 2015, so how were you "forced to take" the benefits. Com'on...WTF.
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