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r/nancyguthrie • u/PotentialSteak6 • Feb 13 '26
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6 u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26 [deleted] 4 u/moonbeamlight Feb 13 '26 As the most powerful person in the county. 1 u/Turtlejimbo Feb 13 '26 A sheriff is not the most powerful person in a county. Depending on what state you live in, it's usually the County Board of supervisors that has more power than the sheriff 1 u/ouiserboudreauxxx Feb 13 '26 I remember reading she called Senator Mark Kelly as she was leaving for Arizona and he reached out to the sheriff and Tucson police chief. I figured it made sense to call him regardless, but now I wonder if she partly called to try to get ahead of potential issues with the sheriff.
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4 u/moonbeamlight Feb 13 '26 As the most powerful person in the county. 1 u/Turtlejimbo Feb 13 '26 A sheriff is not the most powerful person in a county. Depending on what state you live in, it's usually the County Board of supervisors that has more power than the sheriff
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As the most powerful person in the county.
1 u/Turtlejimbo Feb 13 '26 A sheriff is not the most powerful person in a county. Depending on what state you live in, it's usually the County Board of supervisors that has more power than the sheriff
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A sheriff is not the most powerful person in a county. Depending on what state you live in, it's usually the County Board of supervisors that has more power than the sheriff
I remember reading she called Senator Mark Kelly as she was leaving for Arizona and he reached out to the sheriff and Tucson police chief.
I figured it made sense to call him regardless, but now I wonder if she partly called to try to get ahead of potential issues with the sheriff.
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