Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone has frequently been met with boos at public events since he took office, which he has learned to embrace with humor. Stone believes that if people recognize your name enough to boo, it signifies a level of engagement and awareness. He intentionally adopted a lighthearted approach to the boos, turning them into part of his public persona. Stone's candid acknowledgment of the boos contrasts with the more negative treatment of his predecessor, showcasing his unique relationship with the community.
Santa Clara County Assessor Larry Stone has embraced being booed during public appearances, viewing it as a sign of name recognition and political engagement rather than a negative. He often responds with humor, turning the boos into a part of his public persona.
Stone reflected on his time in office and how property tax assessments often evoke strong emotional reactions, which he views as a normal part of being a public servant. His approach to the booing has been to transform it into a memorable aspect of his identity as an elected official.
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