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News from We the Governed: A small town like Ocean Shores in Washington State has a big problem if they can't resolve basic problems with local governance like these. One of these problems would be curious, but all of them indicate a pattern of behavior and not an aberration. Situations like this are solvable, but it is better to fix it sooner rather than later. Do you know what is happening in your town or city?
Note: The fraud case referenced in this video is still in active litigation, and has yet to be finalized (See Court Case #20-1-00333-14 "State of Washington v. Piper Marie Leslie). Please note, in the original draft of this article and the video, it erroneously stated this case had been resolved, but that was wrong. It is still ongoing.
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News from Ocean Shores, Washington. For those who want to read the article I reference in this video on essentially the same topic with a lot of source documents included and background articles provided, go here:
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If you want to know more about the author, and the speaker on this video, Glen Morgan, you can read his bio linked here:
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If you want to see a more complete list (with source documents) of politicians, PACs, judges, and others who Glen Morgan has caught breaking the law and who have been fined or exposed due to these efforts, you can see that list here:
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If you want to know why it is important to follow the money when looking at how local government operates, you can learn more here:
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If you want to learn more about how local governments should be more transparent and open and want a source for best practices in open government go to the Washington Coalition of Open Government site here:
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If you want to learn more about the history of elections in Ocean Shores or in other local and state races in Washington State go here (and if you don't live in Washington, your state should have a similar site for research):
www.sos.wa.gov...
If you want to know who is funding these politicians and their political allies, you can find more here at the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission:
www.pdc.wa.gov/
If you want to learn more about the Washington State Auditor, a political official who is theoretically interested in exposing, stopping, and preventing fraud, waste and abuse in local and state government, you can go here:
sao.wa.gov/
Let me know if you believe I have missed any additional links that would be helpful for you to know more background on this or any related subject.