I VOTED for Camacho the first time around because I believed he could make a positive difference. I was stupid to think so, but at least I was not so stupid to vote for him a second time. This whole business with the Bureau of Women’s Affairs is disgraceful and shows exactly why Camacho did not deserve a first term much less a second one.
Here, Guam sits in huge debts and cannot pay its bills and Camacho goes out and pours more money down the drain by forming a ridiculous agency that does a whole lot of nothing.
Camacho promised me my COLA by Christmas, well, where is it? I have not seen a penny! Instead, he spends $50,000 to hire his good buddy Telo Taitague to run his nonsense agency. Telo Taitague is a disgrace too for accepting such a job and taking tax payers money simply because she is good friends with the governor.
It is disgusting how people are willing to profit from other people’s hardships in a time when Guam is hurting. People wonder why our government is broke. It’s because of stupidity and selfishness on the part of government officials like our governor and lieutenant governor, who use their offices to take pleasure trips and enjoy every benefit and luxury available. They do not care about the people, they care about making themselves richer. What is really sad is how greedy these people are.
They are already rich and have more money than most of us will ever see, but they keep taking more and don’t care how they get it or who it hurts.
Telo tells us to go ask our mothers and other gibberish as she tries to defend her phony position. I don’t need to ask my mother. I am a mother and a grandmother, and I know a fraud when I see one. Shame on you Telo for what you are doing. If you want to help Guam, then get a real job and do some real work for the people, and while you are at it, tell your good friends Camacho and Cruz to start doing some real work and to knock if off with their “lifestyles of the rich and famous” attitude.
Sometimes it’s like we have Paris Hilton and Nicole Ritchie for a governor and lieutenant governor. Enough is enough!

ESTHER BORJA
Inarajan, Guam