Justin Kover proud Democrat

Mr. Kover address the Thurston County Board of Commissioners. Sandra Romero said in The Olympian, "doesn't want the issue to become polarizing". However, Romero has voted over and over to put an emergency ordinance in place. Doesn't that mean that your mind is already made up. Should a rodent have more rights than my friends horses? Should weeds have more rights than my mother's crops? Should a special type of dirt have more rights than our children and their friends? You should come out in public and face STOP Thurston County and have a discussion on the issues. You are polarizing the public by creating polarizing ordinances. Donna Weaver says she is here in support of STOP Thurston County but is not here to testify. For more information see www.STOPThurstonCounty.com

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[GovtLaughing]

I think Justin is doing a great job attending these public meetings and being involved in local government. It is interesting that Thurston County employees get angry when people try to get involved. This appears to be because these employees want the rest of us to shut up, be quiet, and let them do what they want to us. Good job Justin. Don't listen to the haters.

[juventinoquiroz]

Actually, I just looked. This guy hasn't done anything Sandra Romero or Sam Hunt haven't done themselves.

If this is bullying, then these Commissioners are the weakest leaders we've ever had. Answer the people!

[allmightydawg]

Ah, yes, convicted felon Justin Kover. Have you seen this guy's rap sheet?



[jean10451]

This person does not understand property rights and is twisting what has been said and asserting the words he's quoting into what he thinks are personal attacks. STOP Thurston County is a front organization for some big money group that will probably remain hidden from our view. This bullying of the commissioners is uncalled for.