The fact that Davidson doesn’t recall that he had a recent conversation with Labrador is not a defense for the conversation he probably had, no matter when. Before or around the 8th obviously, because that is when Labrador accepted, before the meeting. Kenyon is doing the right thing calling them out at the get go. Because it is for the health district, it might be wise to select someone with some health training, education, and work experience. Labrador needs to get a job doing some honest work, not getting political appointments. Throw the book at them.

Drama in the BOCC office! Let’s not forget Glenn, Bisterfelt, and Ullman.

EDITOR NOTE– The “butt breath” epithet during a meeting will always be hard to top. Bisterfeldt called fellow commish GARY GLENN “butt breath” in a meeting. Glenn eventually moved to Michigan where he was elected as state representative in district 98 from Midland, 2015-2018. His wife, Annette Glenn, now holds that seat.

Bisterfeldt resigned May 4, 2012 from the Ada commission due to health issues and maintains a secluded lifestyle. At the time he told the GUARDIAN, “I just can’t answer the bell anymore.”

Not a brilliant headline BG.

Who cares if they mentioned someone named Labrador as possible replacement. Omg he might know the law and he might be rational when confronted with hysterics.

Stupidity thinks the person needs health training, education, and work experience which is high comedy. Labrador has been in the practice of law AND STILL IS. Science should be observed, and discussed but not WORSHIPPED. SOUNDS LIKE KENDRA IS INCENSED AND ALONE.
I have observed the blonde bimbo and she is nasty and lies easily.

EDITOR NOTE–Only because the commenter used her real name and the subject of comment is a politico did we allow the lie reference.

Those with health/medical education, training and experience are also able to understand the law. Including pandemic and exponential infection spread. Death – untimely due to disregard for the emergency nature of many issues.

The more I think about it the more I wonder. Where do these guys usurp the authority to abdicate and delegate? I made election decisions with a certain understanding of the job. If this was a subject of prior discussion, why was it not a plank in an election platform? What other duties may they arbitrarily decide to pass to a surrogate? Could they just vacation for four years? Why do I need them at all? I’ll just hire it done.

Caeth…good point. It’s not like they don’t have the time. There isn’t a lot for three full-time folks to manage that isn’t already managed by another elected full-timer.

Commissioner Kendra Kenyon said she was “concerned by the apparent discussions between Beck and Davidson about placing Labrador onto the CDH board.” Well Kendra, what about your email exchange with Garden City’s John Evans about one of your picks for your EXPO Idaho advisory committee?
The information received from my public records request includes this email exchange. But there is no evidence of a Board meeting to discuss your pick! How hypocritical can you be?!
Kenyon also said “Normally we have a day or two to discuss all voluntary appointments.” © Id Statesman*. Wait a minute, you said “all?” The records or the lack thereof show that there were not any Board discussions for the “volunteers.” That’s the nontransparent way Kenyon did it when she personally created the EXPO Idaho Advisory Committee. “Normally?” The public records that I received show how “abnormal” Kendra can act. Again, there is a lack of any record of any board discussions reviewing her picks.
The records do include an email from one of Kendra’s picks who is concerned about an apparent conflict of interest. What happened? Nothing! Apparently Kendra decided not to bring the matter before the Board.
Hypocrisy on display at the first 2021 OBM