As a constituent, I've seen Gallucio do some good work, and had some thing where I didn't agree with him; on balance he's been an OK councilor and senator. But a big part of his style and appeal is that he presents himself as a basic, honest, local fellow who you can trust to be concerned about everyday stuff that matters to everyday people.

To me, his behavior suggests an attitude that's 180 degrees away from that - he's acting like it's OK for him to dodge the law, wangle pardons, and generally not take responsibility for his actions even when they jeopardize others. He's very lucky that he hasn't seriously injured or killed anyone, and unless he takes a long look in the mirror and gets some help, there's an increasing possibility that he will someday.

Hence, my Yes vote - he needs to get his act together as a person before he can continue being an elected representative.