Comments on: Still No Cecil County Council Appointee; Moore Delays Action, Seeks Defense Lawyer

By: Ron Lobos

Ron Lobos — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 19:00:53 +0000

Wouldn’t it be great if the person or persons who file this frivilous lawsuit were held responsible for all legal expenses on both sides if they were to lose. Most of the rest of the world does business that way to avoid these types of annoyances.

Maybe Tari and the petitioner can come to a private agreement that the loser pays for all expenses out of their own pockets. My gut tells me that the plaintiff doesn’t have big enough cahoonas to take on a bet like this.

By: Jackie

Jackie — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 05:23:30 +0000

Even better, the county should countersue to reclaim the funds as well as time invested in defending an elected official against a frivolous suit.

By: Scott A

Scott A — Mon, 14 Jan 2013 03:25:01 +0000

“No reason”??? Really, no reason??? You are either part of the political trio that has plagued Cecil politics for the last two years or you have never bothered to learn about the divisivenes they have fostered.

If Ms. Moore did not make this move, Cecil county would be stuck in this situation for another two years. Her move was REASONABLE and JUST. If not for the threat of frivolous lawsuits by those who LOST, the appointment would have been made by now.

You want to see progress from our county government? Then tell those that have screwed it up to get out of the way and let the adults fix their mess! As a Republican, I am embarrassed by the way some have put party before county. The thirst for power is evident from the three amigos. I’d rather give the power to those who don’t “desire” it, but simply understand it and take the responsibility for the good of the county, not the individual.