Petition to remove Senator John De Francisco
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John DeFrancisco our representative is failing to do the sacred job for which he was elected. Opposition to the DestiNY project on the basis of personal and financial reasons warrants removal from office. Let's hold our politicians accountable for their decisions
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23 signatures
Goal: 1,000
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6 October 2010
6 October 2010
22.
Felix DeMott
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I read with amusement in Friday’s Post Standard that Assemblywoman Joan Christensen agreed with Senator John DeFrancisco that Pyramid is to blame for the failure of the Destiny bill; that their hiring of high-priced lobbyists and then mounting an expensiv
6 October 2010
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jason kohut
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this guy is a menace to cny. he is a wilmorite clone, whom has been bought and paid for by wilmorite.
6 October 2010
6 October 2010
19.
Joseph Lewis
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He is an elected official and he is suppose to hear my voice and the rest of the communities and judge his decision not on what he wants but what over all his community wants, and what they want is destiNY.
6 October 2010
18.
Joe Flores
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This man has done absoutly nothing for the city of Syracuse and I honestly believe he had a personal agenda set out for the Pyramid Co.
6 October 2010
17.
Ben Wagner
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It makes me sick that a man who clearly had a conflict of interest with his close ties with Wilmorite and his past tenure at the Rochester based law firm, Harris Beach and Wilcox. DeFrancisco frankly has killed the future of Syracuse for his own politica
6 October 2010
16.
Concerned Citizen and creator of this petition
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Do your job represent the people, not yourself!!
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F.Y. Erin1
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Go F yourself, John is doing a GREAT job. If you spent your time looking for a job instead of playing on the computer maybe you would have a job by now.
6 October 2010
10.
Kevin Coyne
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Thanks for drving yet another nail in the coffin where the city of Syracuse lies. Nice job John. How's that gig with Wilmorite working out?
6 October 2010
9.
Felix DeMott
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I read with amusement in Friday’s Post Standard that Assemblywoman Joan Christensen agreed with Senator John DeFrancisco that Pyramid is to blame for the failure of the Destiny bill; that their hiring of high-priced lobbyists and then mounting an expensiv
6 October 2010
8.
J Reith
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I am still really embarrassed at my performance the other day when Sen. Defrancisco gave me a good on-air spanking. He really gave it to me good!
I apologize to all of my faithful minions in the Jim Reith Forum that continue to support me in my bashin
6 October 2010
6 October 2010
6.
Chris Barnes
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Trying to move back to cuse, but with people spending more time trying to stop progress, rather than start it, I guess maybe I can find a job in naysaying up there rather than Engineering.
5 October 2010
5.
C. W. Owen
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DeFrancisco (R-Rochester), along with the rest of the representatives from the area are a disgrace to us all. Christensen, in a perpetual fog, Hoffman, back from her junket to Cuba, have again been successful in wasting another year in that cesspool in Al
5 October 2010
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Timothy Sieber
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I will never vote Republican again in Onondaga County if the party provides any financial support for DeFrancisco at all in the future.
5 October 2010
3.
Colleen Kelley
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I think Destiny USA would benefit the community a lot and bring a lot of jobs to CNY. I disagree strongly with John DeFrancisco.
5 October 2010
5 October 2010
1.
Bob Smith
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I'm deeply disappointed in DeFransisco's selfish misrepresentation of his constituents. Driven by personal grudge, he has cast aside ethics and integrity for personal agenda.
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