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December 15, 2009
The stalemate at the BDDC
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This "panel" (BDDC) is and has been a joke from the start (another of Bill Stortz's bad jokes).
Mayor Ward:
Disband it now!
The General voted for D'Amato because he's obviously a fool, from the comments he made. But why did Wright vote for D'Amato? Did he say?
What is "Odin" referring to? I'll agree that Kallenbach has moved up on the city boards and commissions ladder too much and too quickly. But that's what happens to someone with their nose up Bill Stortz's butt or someone who impresses Bill for his predictably twisted reasons. But as far as fools go, the Wrights take that prize hands down. Gardner Wright doesn't have the brains to make decisons on a little league game no less the BDDC.
Mayor: Please disband this disfunctional panel now.
Wright said Renaissance's plan was too heavily focused on rail, which he claims will "never happen."
(Of course not...not with his son in power.)
But his reasoning proves how far removed he is from a rational decision. Renaissance's plan doesn't rely on rail, although rail would certainly help regardless of which plan is used.
Wright also is another airhead. Did he not already see that damato also factors in the railroad in his plans? I guess it's called selective listening or better yet ... he's a bud! He can do whatever he wants! You were a lame legislator and you're even lamer as a bddc member.
Where are all the developers that Rosenthal said he had waiting in the wings????
Sounds like mad dog is barking again
Mad Dog is all done since he sucked up to the union.
12-15 2:17
You sound somewhat like the republican guy that used to badmouth Rimcoski in City Hall to the democrats.
Just what boards did Kallenbach serve on that he moved up too quickly on?
What Boards did Wright serve on?
You republicans ran two people for mayor, one who had never served on a board, one who served less than a year.
And remember, the council approved ALL the appointments.
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