Wednesday was a field day for the seniors from Miami-Dade County Commission District 13. They had a stage with a band, refreshments, and they got goody bags plastered with Natacha's name. Then they all went home on a spiffy bus. Miami-Dade County Commissioner, Vile Natacha Seijas, knows how to buy votes.
Does the copy on the bag sort of turn your stomach? Of all people, she, the Judas of Miami's environment, has a lot of nerve putting her name in the same location as the word "Environment" and "Protect". I smell a seriously bad attempt at a green wash. And, speaking of asses who greenwash, Michael Caputo is also doing a number on the public with a phony "Green" Blog.
14 comments:
Genius,
Were you on the bus? I never thought of you being gray haired.
I'll believe Seijas is "green" when she apologizes to Katy Sorenson, in front of the whole county, for all her leadership on anti-environmental measures and all the crappy development she let fly through zoning and permitting: you were right, Katy. I, Natacha Seijas, was wrong, Natacha. Seijas, when she is through being county commissioner, will be woken in the middle of the night by dreams about all the bad votes she lead, all the way to the body bag. Maybe now that there is federal money attached to green, Seijas must think shoulder bags washes all the bad stuff off.
At least they're not green bags. I wonder if this was Guttierez' idea.
Or may be Seijas learned that blogs beat up on politicians that use green when they are not. In that case, she is in the right church, just the wrong pew.
This is all part of the new Seijas luggage collection...The offerings come in tote (pictured) small carry on (enough room for cash to buy votes) , large suitcase with wheels and the large body bag, for those needing a little extra room.
Margolis gets the body bag for free.
I am in the front of the line, that is why you don't see me. I was busy pulling bags off of old ladies' shoulders while shouting: "She hates manatees, don't be fooled!"
Campaign advertising, it could have easily said "Keep Miami-Dade Green", somebody should offer an iron on patch with the word VILE.
Back to the seniors' illiteracy issue.
Who paid for the bags with her campaign advertisement on them?
Last anon: Taxpayers did with her slush fund reserve.
Geniusofdespair, you are so Ridiculous. i bet you are a man that does not have anythings to do with no work just sitting at home DOING NOTHING.I bet you do not have the guts to call her office and ask her how she bought those bags.
No one cares that this event takes place every year on the same date, May 20th? This just so happens to be a annual event commemorating Cuba's independence from Spain. Every year the Commissioner does something special in remembrance of this day and you find a way to turn it around.
You found me out. Yes I am a man who doesn't work, lives with his mother and just sits in front of the computer all day to make Vile Natacha's life miserable.
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