“REPRIMANDED” If you find found guilty too strong a term.
ShimShady
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 3:54 pm
Again, the document itself is comedy. Its crony rationalization at its finest.
This guy votes to employ his brother and award a contract to his boss, Maurice Fitzgibbons- and because these two things “happened at around the same time”- he gets a reprimand because he did not have sufficient time to reflect on them. Now that is bullsh*t. Could you imagine this happening in the private sector? You MAY be able to keep your job after one documented ethical infraction if you are a producer and your boss likes you…but two? Only in government. Where the standards should be higher, they are lower. Ridiculous.
I worry about Carmelo Garcia because he’ll be around after Roberts fully retires. He’ll be the next generation of “young Dems” to ride the Hoboken wave til it crests him into a house in Mantiloking.
westy
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 3:01 pm
Don’t know…I guess Hoboken is like a 99 cents store except everything is $52,000,000.00.
😆
homeworld
Tuesday, February 6, 2007 11:59 am
. . . why’s everything in Hoboken cost $52 million?
Carmelo Garcia this is your life. 😯
“REPRIMANDED” If you find found guilty too strong a term.
Again, the document itself is comedy. Its crony rationalization at its finest.
This guy votes to employ his brother and award a contract to his boss, Maurice Fitzgibbons- and because these two things “happened at around the same time”- he gets a reprimand because he did not have sufficient time to reflect on them. Now that is bullsh*t. Could you imagine this happening in the private sector? You MAY be able to keep your job after one documented ethical infraction if you are a producer and your boss likes you…but two? Only in government. Where the standards should be higher, they are lower. Ridiculous.
I worry about Carmelo Garcia because he’ll be around after Roberts fully retires. He’ll be the next generation of “young Dems” to ride the Hoboken wave til it crests him into a house in Mantiloking.
Don’t know…I guess Hoboken is like a 99 cents store except everything is $52,000,000.00.
😆
. . . why’s everything in Hoboken cost $52 million?