I have held many municipal positions in my past, including the following:
Redwood Mayor x3
Redwood Deputy Mayor x1
Redwood Aldermen x2
Arborfield Mayor x2
Arborfield Deputy Mayor x1
Arborfield City Attorney
Additionally, I am a BAR Certified Attorney and serve as a Public Defender in the Department of Justice.
I also served as Deputy Chief Inspector in DOCM for six months.
I have been in Firestone for a while and now hope to be a part of the future of our state by writing and voting on the laws that will lead us Forward.
Section II - Plans
Maybe it’s a tired statement, I do promise to keep my DMs open to any citizens with any concern. If you have any problem or issue you want to be recognized let me know and I will do my best to solve it or direct you to the proper place to do so.
I want to work with businesses and support them with any of their needs, I want to see all businesses succeed and revitalize Firestone!
If you have questions or comments please let me know and I’ll do my best to get back to you!
Basically, I’m here to do what is needed, talk to me and we can problem solve.
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Being mayor of a city is a difficult and challenging job, especially in a state as problematic and dysfunctional as Firestone. It is never for the lightweight. TJR history is decidedly one as a lightweight. He’s never had to prove himself through demonstrated results before and firestone politics and public bureaucracy has a way of hiding mediocrity.
So TrJ, you point out you were a redwood and aborfield mayor… are we to be impressed?
As for him being a “Retard” - do you have a link to that diagnosis? Or are you a licensed physician who has had first hand knowledge of any diagnosis? Just curious …
I’m not asking to impress you, rather try and show that I have qualifications. My former positions may not have been incredibly difficult, but they were rewarding and important. They helped me get my footing and learn to legal process and now I have hopes to continue my civil service in the Senate. I’d appreciate your support and vote if you deem me worthy.
