Kimm is arguing Frank can command everybody else in University City to to reveal their financial records and publish them on UC-list, while he can keep his own financial records secret.

Nonsense like this is why nobody takes UC-list seriously. Frank, the notorious UC public advocate, must live by the legal rules all other public advocates live by. If Frank violates the law in a way that threatens powerful opponents, he'll be busted.. Not my idea! But if Frank's political payroll is clean .. then he's clean.

-- Tony West

Tony,

You are so out of line.

No, as a private citizen who chooses to exercise his right of self-expression on a matter of public interest, Frank is not obligated to bare his personal, private information in order to gain passage to some right to express his opinion. His right to express his opinion and speak his mind on any matter that pops into his head is protected by the First Amendment of the US Constitution, and the last I checked the Constitution did not appoint you gatekeeper to check the credentials of who can express their opinions or whose opinions matter.

Kimm


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