Susan Rubio for Mayor!!

Incredible wrote:

Do any of these labels apply to your current mayor? If so, it must be subjective. Any label is subjective so what are you arguing? Adjectives are used to describe a person. Miss Rubio falls under the aforementioned.

Interesting wrote:

What has Rubio done for the community?
What local affiliations does she actively participate in?
What is her level of education?
What would she do for the city?

the nose knows wrote:

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(1) Not much.
(2) Sister City program; the woman's club. Ask how many she participated in BEFORE she was elected and looking to climb the political ladder.
(3) I'm fairly certain she has at very least a bachelors degree. Possibly a Masters degree.
(4) She's not in it for the City. She's in it for personal achievement. Hence, her only being involved once she decided to pursue a career in politics.

Observer wrote:

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Hmmmmm....and every other politician is in it for the city and the people...right!! I'm glad no official here is in it for the achievement or any other unforeseen agenda. Thank God!!
Miss Rubio is office manager, accountant, purchasing agent, public relations specialist and customer service representative - all rolled up into one. Miss Rubio has championed the needs of her municipality and her populace from behind the scenes. But what does she actually do?
Because she is not thrust in the political spotlight like the mayor and council members, misconceptions exist as to how important her job really is to the day-to-day operations of city business. Too often, her position is minimized in the public's mind, when in reality; many times Miss Rubio rules the roost in city hall.
So what does she do? She is a master of multi-tasking for one. She supervises the day-to-day operations and employees inside of city hall, among other things. Miss Rubio is responsible for investing the city's money, keeping official records and seals, supervising the administrative department staff and the municipal court clerk's office, and attending city meetings. She is also the chief registrar for city elections and voter registration.
Miss Rubio is the liaison between residents and the mayor and council. Aside from sending sanitation bills and making deposits, Miss Rubio also handles the city's budget, prepares legal ads, purchases supplies, organizes city functions and festivals and oversees elections qualifying.
Miss Rubio, who has been city clerk for nearly four years, has a lot of responsibilities - not the least of which is running the office and enforcing city rules and ordinances. It's a lot more work than people might imagine. Her day-to-day duties might vary somewhat, but Miss Rubio agrees that overseeing the daily functions of her municipality -- Handling the finer details of city business requires know-how – as Miss Rubio knows. Plus she is an educated person.
For Miss Rubio in general, one of the biggest challenges to her job is having people understand the nature and importance of her position. She is here for the taxpayers. She is here for the city staff. And she is here for the elected officials. Because she deals with citizens on a regular basis, she generally has her finger on the pulse of the community, and can relay public sentiment to the mayor and council who are often part-time officials with full-time jobs of their own.
Even though she seldom gets recognition from the public, she is well-equipped for public service...and possibly for Mayor.

Observer wrote:

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Hmmmmm....and every other politician is in it for the city and the people...right!! I'm glad no official here is in it for the achievement or any other unforeseen agenda. Thank God!!
Miss Rubio is office manager, accountant, purchasing agent, public relations specialist and customer service representative - all rolled up into one. Miss Rubio has championed the needs of her municipality and her populace from behind the scenes. But what does she actually do?
Because she is not thrust in the political spotlight like the mayor and council members, misconceptions exist as to how important her job really is to the day-to-day operations of city business. Too often, her position is minimized in the public's mind, when in reality; many times Miss Rubio rules the roost in city hall.
So what does she do? She is a master of multi-tasking for one. She supervises the day-to-day operations and employees inside of city hall, among other things. Miss Rubio is responsible for investing the city's money, keeping official records and seals, supervising the administrative department staff and the municipal court clerk's office, and attending city meetings. She is also the chief registrar for city elections and voter registration.
Miss Rubio is the liaison between residents and the mayor and council. Aside from sending sanitation bills and making deposits, Miss Rubio also handles the city's budget, prepares legal ads, purchases supplies, organizes city functions and festivals and oversees elections qualifying.
Miss Rubio, who has been city clerk for nearly four years, has a lot of responsibilities - not the least of which is running the office and enforcing city rules and ordinances. It's a lot more work than people might imagine. Her day-to-day duties might vary somewhat, but Miss Rubio agrees that overseeing the daily functions of her municipality -- Handling the finer details of city business requires know-how – as Miss Rubio knows. Plus she is an educated person.
For Miss Rubio in general, one of the biggest challenges to her job is having people understand the nature and importance of her position. She is here for the taxpayers. She is here for the city staff. And she is here for the elected officials. Because she deals with citizens on a regular basis, she generally has her finger on the pulse of the community, and can relay public sentiment to the mayor and council who are often part-time officials with full-time jobs of their own.
Even though she seldom gets recognition from the public, she is well-equipped for public service...and possibly for Mayor.

Observer wrote:

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Hmmmmm....and every other politician is in it for the city and the people...right!! I'm glad no official here is in it for the achievement or any other unforeseen agenda. Thank God!!
Miss Rubio is office manager, accountant, purchasing agent, public relations specialist and customer service representative - all rolled up into one. Miss Rubio has championed the needs of her municipality and her populace from behind the scenes. But what does she actually do?
Because she is not thrust in the political spotlight like the mayor and council members, misconceptions exist as to how important her job really is to the day-to-day operations of city business. Too often, her position is minimized in the public's mind, when in reality; many times Miss Rubio rules the roost in city hall.
So what does she do? She is a master of multi-tasking for one. She supervises the day-to-day operations and employees inside of city hall, among other things. Miss Rubio is responsible for investing the city's money, keeping official records and seals, supervising the administrative department staff and the municipal court clerk's office, and attending city meetings. She is also the chief registrar for city elections and voter registration.
Miss Rubio is the liaison between residents and the mayor and council. Aside from sending sanitation bills and making deposits, Miss Rubio also handles the city's budget, prepares legal ads, purchases supplies, organizes city functions and festivals and oversees elections qualifying.
Miss Rubio, who has been city clerk for nearly four years, has a lot of responsibilities - not the least of which is running the office and enforcing city rules and ordinances. It's a lot more work than people might imagine. Her day-to-day duties might vary somewhat, but Miss Rubio agrees that overseeing the daily functions of her municipality -- Handling the finer details of city business requires know-how – as Miss Rubio knows. Plus she is an educated person.
For Miss Rubio in general, one of the biggest challenges to her job is having people understand the nature and importance of her position. She is here for the taxpayers. She is here for the city staff. And she is here for the elected officials. Because she deals with citizens on a regular basis, she generally has her finger on the pulse of the community, and can relay public sentiment to the mayor and council who are often part-time officials with full-time jobs of their own.
Even though she seldom gets recognition from the public, she is well-equipped for public service...and possibly for Mayor.

WOW wrote:

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Observer, don't forget to mention that she is also really hot!!

Public Servant wrote:

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Weird. That sounds like the job description of a City Manager, not an elected City Clerk.

So Cal FACTS wrote:

Unless of course her name is being floated facetiously as a candidate.