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Henyard exhibits even more strange conduct and corruption. She hires a stylist and a fashion consultant to help her look better before going to town hall meetings with her trustees or public engagements.
Henyard has been treated like a star, taking advantage of her status to demand police transportation throughout town. See how the cops lead her out with dignity, treating her like royalty.
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However, it seems that she thinks she should be treated this way. Identifying herself a “super mayor,” she often posts comments on social media suggesting that God has selected her to lead the people of Dolton.
Praise be! Indeed!
Phil Holloway pointed out the glaring conflict of interest in her most recent veto on X during her corruption investigation:
Why not be open to an inquiry if you have nothing to hide?
This is comparable to election authorities all throughout the country conducting self-audits and investigations while rejecting monitoring and defaming and smearing anyone who raises concerns about the validity of the elections in their county.
According to the New York Post,
Tiffany Henyard, a self-described “super mayor,” rejected a motion that sought to look into her expenditures after it was alleged that she had used public funds for opulent vacations and her own $1 million police detail.
The village board of Dolton, Illinois, voted unanimously to launch an inquiry into Henyard, requesting that she turn over the community’s financial records and urging the FBI to launch its own investigations.
On Monday, though, Henyard vetoed the resolution, saying it was the product of one-sided narratives and personal assaults on her.
“As you can see, our village, our community, myself, we are under attack,” During the village board meeting, Henyard stated. “It’s a shame that people can come to meetings and just tell one side of the stories and not get the entire side of both stories.”
The Dolton village board was referred to as a “boys club” by Henyard, who blamed the situation on gender discrimination and promised to “fight back.”
According to the New York Post, the Mayor acknowledged Dolton’s $2 million budget imbalance during the meeting on Monday. This amount included debt for roadway paving and tree-trimming services totaling more than $827,000. Board members attempting to override her veto, however, contend that the shortfall is far more than Henyard states.
Even so, how do they get elected?
