Megan Goodmundson wrote:
Mark Anderson asks a question: How exactly does having a rich section in
one's district make a council person more powerful?
When you were a kid growing up, did you want to always get stuck with the
'broken toys' or the hand-me-downs? Wasn't nice to have at least some
Mark,
There are many ways the money in a ward benefits the citizens. City
Councilpersons have the ability and obligation to look out for their
constituents. When Cub came to the Northside, a lot of people talked to
them about how important it was that jobs be made available to Northside
Mark Anderson asks a question: How exactly does having a rich section in
one's district make a council person more powerful?
If it doesn't make a difference, give it back. If a council member backs a
project in their ward, usually, certainly not always, but usually. that
project gets the
