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ParanoidObsessive posted...

If the town as a whole doesn't want it, an argument could easily be made that the person who was fired was effectively abusing his own power and influence for personal agenda and was rightfully removed from the position.

No, because that's not how the law works. Stop being a contrarian; you're embarrassing yourself.
Bush literally would have had to break the law by illegally rejecting permits and authorizations to do what you're suggesting. You're literally suggesting that it is appropriate that he was fired for not breaking the law because following the law and the obligations of his position is "an abuse of power."
Btw, you would know this if you had actually clicked on the links provided.

do the people in the town actually WANT a rehab clinic?

Yes, because they have a horrific drug epidemic and need appropriate facilities to address it. A wealthy minority just wants the addicts to die and the Q-anoners like fearmongering about the Native Americans in the area.

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