Editor,

Thank your editorial urging no on Millbrae recall. The recall tool was intended to be used against electeds engaged in acts of maleficence, not against honorable electeds with whom there is disagreement over policy.

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Terence Y

Ms. Reddy, you say, “The recall tool was intended to be used against electeds engaged in acts of maleficence, not against honorable electeds with whom there is disagreement over policy.”? Where exactly in the recall guidelines is this stated, because I may have missed it? Or, perhaps the folks who approved the recall petition aren’t aware of this fact, since they approved the recall. Or perhaps the folks who approved the recall petition decided these Millbrae elected officials were maleficent. Regardless, vote YES on the Millbrae Recall.

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