Yes 171 votes
No 17 votes
Undecided 1 vote
189 total votes
Do town council members need to take a course in civil obedience when they take office?
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Comments
don evans 1 year, 7 months ago
Ok, just what does civil obedience mean as it pertains to an elected council person? Do you mean go along with the majority view on any issue? Don't vote your mind?
Dan Haapala 1 year, 7 months ago
What did I miss? This is the silliest posted question I've seen on this site. Civil obedience doesn't relate to the council. It relates to the Public. Let me rephrase that. Civil Obedience means that a person recognizes the laws and chooses to obey, the key word is chooses. That doesn't take a genius. Why did this question come up?
Tim Fruth 1 year, 7 months ago
I guess I'm not the only one who has no idea why this question is posted. Civil obedience and a council course? Huh?
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