Sorry, my bad about "misinterpreting" this prep polish as a prep soap.
Coatings=crack:
Thanks for the catch of my fat-fingered transposed "40" in the Meg`s part number for this prep polish. I do than a lot, not knowing how to type AND my Captain Obvious dyslexia.
Off topic, speaking of typing errors, our City of Green Bay, Wisconsin elections clerk recently sent out a legal notice that absentee ballots counting for the February 08th primary election would begin at 4:00 PM through 7:00 PM on that date here in the city and that anyone could come in and observe the counting. Unfortunately, it was legally suppose to start at 7:00 AM, which SHOULD have been the published time. She and her office did start counting absentee ballots at 7:00 AM.
For some background information, the city of Green Bay`s mayor, who is a Democrat, is the subject of a legal battle by State of Wisconsin legislative Republicans over the past November 2021 elections when he "accepted a grant" from the Center for Tech and Civic Life organization establish by Bill and Linda Gates for use according to the Wisconsin Safe Voting Plan of 2020 created by five mayors of the largest cities in Wisconsin, all with Democratic mayors. He did have the city council`s approval to accept this grant money. The mayor of Green Bay basically took over the running November elections from the previous Elections Clerk using this money, who subsequently resigned shortly after the November 2021 presidential elections over take-over allegations by the mayor of usurping her authority and supervision within her elections office and the employees under her. The "investigations" are still on-going. He has since appointed the fore-mentioned elections clerk.
The newly appointed elections clerk did herself no favor with the small clerical error of mis-typing and publishing the starting time. As mentioned, she and her office began counting of the absentee ballots at 7:00 AM, as the law allows. However, some of the party overseers of ballot counting did not show up until 9:00 AM. Some Republicans caught wind of this incorrect start time, called the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) to tell them of the error, in which the city clerk stated she would stop the counting until she got legal advise on what to do. She supposedly called the WEC to get their OK and approval to continue the counting with over-seers from both Democratic and Republican parties present, but when counting was resumed, the WEC stated it had not given her any approval to continue counting, even if she waited until after error-typed time of 4:00 PM.
Needless to say, there is an uproar in the City of Green Bay over this small typing error about the legally published start time to counting absentee ballots for an election. While the clerk admits to the error, she has cast it off as no big deal, which in the scheme of things, it really is not. However, it is the principle of the act and the fact that if this small error occurred and was not properly handled, what other errors in this office could have occurred that are more serious and now bring into question and undermines the trust and integrity of an elections clerk, the mayor that oversees this office, and the election itself.
