Another Allegation of Bullying
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Posted: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 6:32 pm
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Updated: 8:26 am, Wed Jun 8, 2011.
Another Allegation of Bullying
By Frank Rogan, Pacific
The Missourian
To The Editor:
I am a retired teacher and I went to Jefferson City on May 11
with other active and retired teachers to visit our
legislators.
What happened that day was a display by our state Sen. Brian
Nieves that was a disgrace to his office. I heard him scream
disgusting, threatening, obscene language directed specifically at
a retired teacher in my group. That language has no business
anywhere, but in a senate office directed at a constituent is
scary.
While sitting in his outer office, I listened to the senator as
he screamed at the teacher. The senator felt his family was put in
danger by a letter to the editor that the teacher had written. The
letter revealed the dates that the senator was going to be out of
town for a conference. I don’t quite understand how that had
threatened the senator’s family. It sounded like he was trying to
make the teacher take a swing at him.
I felt that it was the perfect example of bullying.
Sen. Nieves needs to go; too bad we have three more years before
we can vote him out. I hope Franklin County voters can see that we
have a bully representing us.
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011 6:32 pm.
Updated: 8:26 am.
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