FIPHD – “No Resume’ – No Problem”

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The good news is that there is a solution to the FIPHD impasse. It has the potential to save the bi-county health department, keep the jobs of many of the dedicated employees, and continue to provide vital health services to the most vulnerable in our communities; infants, children and the elderly.
Mr. Corbett needs to take the weekend off and do some serious soul searching on how things will play out going forward. There is only one good answer left for the best outcome for all the parties at this point. With his resignation on Monday morning, Mr. Corbett could prove that he entered the profession for the right reason; to protect the health and well being of the people he served. This selfless act would open the door to finding new leadership and start the healing process after months of confrontation.
Mr. Jensen might consider the same retreat. His resignation next week would allow the Ford County Board to appoint a new individual with some fresh ideas and fiscal accountability. There are highly qualified individuals in the county with expertise at reading income statements and balance sheets, and scrutinizing resumes. Twenty seven years is long enough, pass the torch.
There is nothing more to gain and so much left to lose to continue this chase. The horses have left the barn, and the time has come to cancel the hunt and call off the dogs. It’s time to separate the men from the boys, Doug Corbett and Ted Jensen, so that everyone can just move on.

Mr.. Corbett needs to come clean with his resume. It is not a state secret, and he’s not Mr. Obama but he sure is acting like him.
What does he have to gain or to hide by keeping his resume a secret?

What is that picture with Matt fitton and Doug in background. Doug looks really mad and matt looks like omg keep your mouth shut. What happened in that image?