Local leaders take a stand for civility
A total of 230 Mayors, including many from Florida, have signed the Oklahoma City Declaration, a document that opposes political violence in all of its forms.
“We work together despite being registered with different political parties, or with no political party at all. We embrace our shared experience as mayors, as humans, and as Americans,” the Mayors wrote. “With this declaration, we reject political violence and recommit to the American experiment.”
Mayors from Florida who signed on include Boca Raton’s Scott Singer, Coral Springs’ Scott Brook, Davie’s Judith Paul, Deltona’s Santiago Avila Jr., Fort Lauderdale’s Dean J. Trantalis, Gainesville’s Harvey Ward, Hallandale Beach’s Joy Cooper, Jacksonville’s Donna Deegan, Lake Worth Beach’s Betty Resch, North Miami’s Alix Desulme, North Miami Beach’s Michael Joseph, Oakland Park’s Tim Lonergan, Orlando’s Buddy Dyer, Panama City’s Allan Branch, Pembroke Pines’ Angelo Castillo, Pensacola’s D.C. Reeves, Pompano Beach’s Rex Hardin, Tampa’s Jane Castor, and Winter Springs’ Kevin McCann.
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1 comment:
Well it seems like a smart move a good idea after what's happening in Mexico with them killing so many of the elected and leaders there it's such a narco State like in Colombia and Latin America so many countries have become so Narco in the United States is becoming like that too it seems like a lot of cities and states allow so much drugs and recreational drugs and have become so narcos so it's probably going to happen in the United States a lot too with killing a lot of these people as our world becomes more corrupt and more violent and more full of drugs anger and hate and violence.!?
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