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>> ... fund an over-sized convenience store owned by a corporation whose
enjoys an ever-increasing stock value, or wasting additional tax-payer money
funding a suburban style "e" playground so at least one council member has a
place to "drop off his kids" to see a movie, the city could afford the type
of civic projects city governments were meant to fund. But perhaps Wally
believes these are the "basic municipal needs" the city should focus on. ...
>>
I saw nothing in Mr. Swan's message to indicate support for the
Downtown Target or Block E packages. Maybe danielduty has knowledge of Mr
Swan's positions on these issues from other sources. I suppose I can see
where danielduty is going with this. If Wally Swan did indeed support Target
and Block-E, then this message of his would probably have lower credibility
in the eyes of many. Having said that, I could still understand a reasoning
that we should draw the line at some point - no matter what anyone's
positions were on projects in the past.
Dave Stack
Harrison Neighborhood
Ward 5
