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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">No one, least of all me, said anyone is
obligated to fix every issue. Rather when people are involved in
working really hard and doing a good thing, they may also want to
think about and work to mitigate the potential direct consequences
of those actions, unintended though they may be. <br>
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Given what is going on with the CSA, the Jackson recall is likely
to have specific negative consequences which really matter to the
lives of Providence residents, unless the CSA is passed prior to
May 2. This is because even the best possible replacement for
Jackson would not be in office until quite a while after the May 2
election date--the special election can be up to 90 days after the
recall election, and looking at that and the City Council calendar
suggests that Jackson's replacement would attend his or her first
council meeting in September. <br>
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Lives hang in the balance.<br>
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On 3/14/2017 5:51 PM, Kim Clark wrote:<br>
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i could not agree more.
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<div class="">talk about getting slapped in the face for working
really hard and doing a good thing — having someone judge you
and allege you are now obligated to fix every issue.</div>
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Mikaila Mariel Lemonik Arthur<br>
<a href="mailto:mmlarthur@gmail.com">mmlarthur@gmail.com</a></div>
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