did anyone ask mrs. olmstead how many complaints she put on the kaufenberg's. there is more than a couple. people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. everyone has made mistakes, get on with it; the majority group blogging on here is actually a small number and you are making no impact on what people actually believe. some of our officers who have sworn to uphold the law and protect us citizens have broken their oath. i am sickened at how people have begun to believe their own lies. our previous administration was terrible but they did attempt to get the business done, not all parties are perfect. the current administration has problems including our vp who seems to have the same god complex that the past vp had. no one is perfect and no one has to agree with what others believe. if you follow the evidence on all the bs that is going on you will see that there is more wrong than what people actually think. for those that think that people were conspiring to get rid of people, did you ever think that maybe the accused actually did do something wrong. i use the word "think" loosely as i already know the answer to my question.

2LevelHeaded you just have to stick the screwdriver in and turn it don't ya .

She's real honest, she's turned over a new leaf now that she's in office. I guess it's o.k. to forgive her for her past dishonesty.

It’s all about personal accountability. It is so refreshing and reassuring to know that there are still good politicians who admit their errors, pay the price, move on and try not to repeat the mistake again. We are all human and have our flaws. Thank you Debi Olmstead. Thank you for being human and having the intestinal fortitude to admit it.
Go get’em.

Kudos to Ms. Olmstead! Accepting responsibility is something very lacking in today's society! This was an error made by an uninformed candidate for public office, with no intent to do wrong. She has accepted responsibility and shown her commitment to honor the law!

Smart move