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In response to "Interesting. What are your thoughts on the matter? -- nm" by znufrii

Given my previous thoughts on candidates running for office not living in the area they're wanting to represent (i.e. Jon Ossoff)

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Jul 20 '18, 10:15

I thought this was implied.

If she cared about the environment that much, you'd think she'd spend time doing something that might actually help.
The idea that this is even legal is stupid.

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The Ossoff one was a dumb criticism since he lived adjacent to it and had most recently lived within it - Reagen Jul 20, 11:19 1
- It was less bad than this case, but still an issue IMO. -- nm - Strongbad Jul 20, 12:46
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- With CDs, there's a good reason not to require it since you could easily be maliciously redistricted out of one. -- nm - Reagen Jul 20, 11:20
It seems like it shouldn't be legal, but on the other hand "I will relocate if hired" is common and not unethical. -- nm - Max Jul 20, 10:18 3
- I could almost accept that, but the article didn't even imply she would do that. - Strongbad Jul 20, 10:20 2
  - oh, huh, I assumed "resident when elected" also meant after too. To me I think the job where that's most important is police officers. -- nm* - Max Jul 20, 10:32
  - She probably doesn't expect to win, rather she is running to highlight an issue. -- nm - Roger More Jul 20, 10:22
Thanks for clarifying. - znufrii Jul 20, 10:16

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Given my previous thoughts on candidates running for office not living in the area they're wanting to represent (i.e. Jon Ossoff)

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