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Discussion: H.R. 5680, To amend certain laws relating to Native Americans, and for others purposes (4 comments ↓ | 11 wiki edits)
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Alice Gibson
June 19, 2008, 9:34pm (report abuse)CRIT cannot manage it's way out of a paper bag! Is everyone not aware of their financial woes with regard to management of Bluewater Casino and the current recall of their tribal council treasurer. And we are to expect them to take on more responsibility in the management of the BIA power company??? Give us a break - while Chm. Eddy CONTINUALLY seeks additional income "for youth and elder services", it seems any monies CRIT acquires from grants, etc., are only partially used for their intended purpose. Why should the tribal members NOT suspect someone among their own people is not forthcoming with an accounting???
Bill Gibson
June 19, 2008, 9:39pm (report abuse)Shame on you Sen. Grijalva! You visited Parker at the same time the Parker Pioneer published an article concerning CRIT's financial condition - and STILL push in favor of this bill??? Somehow this trip must have been made VERY worthwhile for you.....
P.W. Hoffard
December 21, 2008, 1:29pm (report abuse)Who is accountable for how this money is spent? That seems to be part of the problem this country is in now.
Jan T
December 25, 2008, 2:24pm (report abuse)How can you give Crit control when they can't control what they have now and their people are living hand to mouth with no hope in site. Some of the members are making big bucks but it doesn't seem to help any of the rest of the tribe who could really use their help. Where does the money go and why isn't their an accounting of the past money's given for [their people] who have received so little.