Translation: Four days after I reported the facts about Committee of
70's 2008 and 2009 tax filings, the Committee belatedly updated them in
order to be more current and transparent -- as this body rightfully, but
pompously, demands all public-sector agencies should do, in order to
live up to Committee of 70's alleged standards of good government.
After I published my article, Zack Stalberg found Jesus and decided to
bring his own corporate lobby's filings up to date -- as he has long
demanded all audits of City agencies should be.
He was right about them, and I am right about him.
Contosta's article shows that by Stalberg's own admission, Seventy's
fundraising costs are consistently above the average for all nonprofit
associations. Stalberg claims he finally got his administrative costs
below the national average last year. Good for him, if true!
Stalberg is an odd person to pass judgement on the journalistic worth of
working press like Nicole Contosta and myself. He's a former journalist
who now holds down a comfy gig in the neighborhood of $200,000/yr,
shilling for the political agenda of Philadelphia's big-business elite.
Nice work if you can get it, Zack. How Nicole and I wish!
-- Tony West
On 11/24/2010 12:22 PM, Glenn wrote:
Here is a report of a controversy involving local civic association
leader, Tony West. I love the comment below by Mr. Stalberg. (Mr West
was the author of the "Glenn's Whores" series published on this public
listserv.)
"But to Stalberg, "Many of the key facts in the story are w
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