After Gainesville Mayor Lauren Poe chastised citizens for not showing proper respect to HIS office, City Commissioner Reina Saco expressed her hope that legislators who passed HB1 would "keep the devil company one day."

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Poe earlier said, "I understand the disrespect I'm being shown when people call me 'Mr. Poe.' I would never show the same disrespect to any of our neighbors or any of my colleagues... That was a title that was earned and delivered by the voters of Gainesville...

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"It is the office, and the office deserves respect."

Poe did not respond in any way to Saco's wish that state legislators spend eternity in hell; apparently calling a Mayor "Mr." is far worse.

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The commissioners were complaining about the "vehemently awful" HB1 because it prohibits them from cutting the police budget more than 5%. They decided to "partner with" an activist law firm to challenge the law.

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