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Originally posted by Secret_Agent_Man
I question whether, when a State's Attorney General is an elected official (rather than a cabinet appointee of a Governor) -- which I believe to be the case in Alabama -- the Attorney General ever receives "specific assignments" or in a practical sense even truly works for the Governor.
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A certain action movie star just got this same civics lesson shortly after a "Meet the Press" appearance.
Of course, he also said he didn't think it was fair that taxpaying families should suffer for the overspending in Sacramento by state legislators, which calls into question his complete understanding of what, exactly, a bond measure is.
