Lisa Leilani 🇮🇹 🌶

@alias_leilani

Stuck in the middle. Very married. Blue! Oxford comma FOREVER!

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Joined February 2012

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Russel L. Honore'

@ltgrusselhonore

6 days ago

Good Morning East Baton Rouge Parish , We the Working and Retired class Deserves Nice Things also , Great Library system,Great Parks And First Class Council On Aging First of All get off your AZZ and Vote ! I already see our local Oligarchs and Republican Party of Louisiana (LAGOP)are trying to kill the Tax to Support these programs : Don’t Be Stuck On Stupid and Vote No on these taxes , We Deserve Nice Things in East Baton Rouge Parish . See my Draft Oped Below. God Bless America and East Baton Rouge make Plans to vote early take someone w you. : PS Get Ready For Hurricane Season! On June 27, East Baton Rouge voters will have the opportunity to vote on a crucial issue that will impact the future of our community - whether or not to sustain a tax that supports our local library system, Council on Aging, and BREC Parks and Recreation. As a resident of East Baton Rouge, I urge my fellow citizens to vote yes to sustain this tax and continue to support these vital community resources. Our local library system plays a crucial role in providing access to information, education, and resources for residents of all ages. From children attending storytime to adults researching job opportunities or pursuing their hobbies, our libraries are a valuable resource for everyone in our community. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that our libraries continue to provide these essential services and continue to be a cornerstone of our community. The Council on Aging also plays a critical role in supporting our elderly population, providing vital services and resources to help seniors maintain their independence and quality of life. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that the Council on Aging has the funding it needs to continue providing these important services to our elderly residents. Lastly, BREC Parks and Recreation are a vital part of our community, providing opportunities for recreation, fitness, and leisure for residents of all ages. From playgrounds and sports fields to walking trails and community centers, BREC Parks and Recreation offer something for everyone. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that these facilities continue to be well-maintained and accessible to all members of our community. In these challenging times, it is more important than ever to support the resources and services that make our community strong. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that our libraries, Council on Aging, and BREC Parks and Recreation continue to thrive and serve the needs of all East Baton Rouge residents. I urge my fellow citizens to join me in voting yes on June 27 to support these vital community resources . Green ARMY The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) @WBRZ Channel 2 @RotaryClubofBatonRouge Vera Skorupski Skor Inclusive Louisiana NewsNation @WAFB Channel 9 WWL Radio Scott Smith WGNO Marsha Hutchison LSU Southern University Law Center Southern University and A&M College - Baton Rouge, LA CityofBaker MayorWaites Mayor ST George Mayor-President Sid Edwards Kaitlyn Joshua Angelle Bradford Rosenberg Denice Marcel @St.George.LA/Twitter @brbizreport @WRKF Jim Engster Russel Honore Louisiana Environmental Action Network Foundation for Louisiana Tulane Summit on Environmental Law & Policy Louisiana House of Representatives The Save Louisiana Coalition Save My Louisiana Louisiana Democratic Party

ltgrusselhonore's tweet photo. Good Morning East Baton Rouge Parish , We the Working and Retired class Deserves Nice Things also , Great Library system,Great Parks And First Class Council On Aging

First of All get off your AZZ and Vote ! I already see our local Oligarchs and Republican Party of Louisiana (LAGOP)are trying to kill the Tax to Support these programs :

Don’t Be Stuck On Stupid and Vote No on these taxes , We Deserve Nice Things in East Baton Rouge Parish .

See my Draft Oped Below. God Bless America and East Baton Rouge make Plans to vote early take someone w you. : PS Get Ready For Hurricane Season!

On June 27, East Baton Rouge voters will have the opportunity to vote on a crucial issue that will impact the future of our community - whether or not to sustain a tax that supports our local library system, Council on Aging, and BREC Parks and Recreation. As a resident of East Baton Rouge, I urge my fellow citizens to vote yes to sustain this tax and continue to support these vital community resources.

Our local library system plays a crucial role in providing access to information, education, and resources for residents of all ages. From children attending storytime to adults researching job opportunities or pursuing their hobbies, our libraries are a valuable resource for everyone in our community. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that our libraries continue to provide these essential services and continue to be a cornerstone of our community.

The Council on Aging also plays a critical role in supporting our elderly population, providing vital services and resources to help seniors maintain their independence and quality of life. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that the Council on Aging has the funding it needs to continue providing these important services to our elderly residents.

Lastly, BREC Parks and Recreation are a vital part of our community, providing opportunities for recreation, fitness, and leisure for residents of all ages. From playgrounds and sports fields to walking trails and community centers, BREC Parks and Recreation offer something for everyone. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that these facilities continue to be well-maintained and accessible to all members of our community.

In these challenging times, it is more important than ever to support the resources and services that make our community strong. By voting yes to sustain this tax, we can ensure that our libraries, Council on Aging, and BREC Parks and Recreation continue to thrive and serve the needs of all East Baton Rouge residents. I urge my fellow citizens to join me in voting yes on June 27 to support these vital community resources .

Green ARMY The Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) @WBRZ Channel 2 @RotaryClubofBatonRouge Vera Skorupski Skor Inclusive Louisiana NewsNation @WAFB Channel 9 WWL Radio Scott Smith WGNO Marsha Hutchison LSU Southern University Law Center Southern University and A&M College - Baton Rouge, LA CityofBaker MayorWaites Mayor ST George Mayor-President Sid Edwards Kaitlyn Joshua Angelle Bradford Rosenberg Denice Marcel @St.George.LA/Twitter @brbizreport @WRKF Jim Engster Russel Honore Louisiana Environmental Action Network Foundation for Louisiana Tulane Summit on Environmental Law & Policy Louisiana House of Representatives The Save Louisiana Coalition Save My Louisiana Louisiana Democratic Party

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NewEngland Progressive @mwood730

6 days ago

CA election systems have safeguards against this. They keep track of the # of returned ballots. They physically keep the signed security envelopes. There are election observers in the counting centers. Don't believe this LIAR.

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