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Ed Reisinger Supports The Dismissal And More Photos And Links From Gathering
Adam Meister - Baltimore Politics Examiner
Councilman Ed Reisinger of the 10th district sent me this email on Sunday: "Adam, Margaret Burns should be FIRED,and Patricia Jessamy should apologize to the
family and citizens of Baltimore."
So that makes two elected officials (Jim Kraft and Ed Reisinger) who support the firing of Margaret
Burns. Steve Fogleman who is an unelected official also publicly supports the firing. The Mayor of
Baltimore has yet to give her opinion.
Here is a story about the gathering from the Baltimore Sun.
You can view some videos and photos from Sunday's gathering here.
At the gathering it was announced that on Thursday at noon in front of the Mitchell Courthouse there
will be a rally/press conference that will put more pressure on Patricia Jessamy to fire Burns.
Here are two more photos from Sunday:
Topics: Edward Reisinger , Jim Kraft , Patricia Jessamy , Zach Sowers , Sheila Dixon , Stephan Fogleman , Anna Sowers
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