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| Comment by:
laker1
(1/13/2017)
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| The heavy handed federal agencies under the dark cloud of Obama only has a few more days before it becomes extinct. It can't come soon enough. |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(1/14/2017)
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| I'm not certain a change in administration will expeditiously alter the executive directive mandated by the current administration severely curtailing an "inalienable right" of citizens unable/unwilling or merely impatient with a convoluted bureaucratic process severely impacting their chosen life style. We have a great many citizens enjoying a nomadic life-style that have assigned PoA of certain personal accounts and business to a trusted individual . Should this become "prima facie evidence of incompetence " a lot of professional sports figures face a similar delimma ! |
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