Leaders need accountability and respectability
We as citizens of Lowndes County thank God for opening any legislator’s eyes concerning the people of Lowndes County being robbed with our eyes opened. If you don’t get your concerns addressed locally, google the attorney general’s office; someone will guide you where your needs will be addressed.
Now keep your eyes opened so there won’t be a repeat of our blind leaders allowing such corruption. We need new leadership in 2021.
The monument is being moved! Let a new council be elected that fears God! If every young person knew your business — where you hang out, what you drink or smoke, you “won’t get no respect.”
We need to get back to accountability and respectability.
If old people are smoking, joking and telling lies, gambling and cussing along with the young, Aretha Franklin can’t sing; she’s gone; you reap what you sow. God sees and hears.
Pat Fisher Douglas
Columbus
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