Chris Johnson wrote:
wmmarks wrote:
Yes, the budget changes RT made did negatively impact police service
(and library services, and park services, and etc.). Each of which
contributed to the current and endlessly on-going crime problem.
Yes, clearly you are a McLaughlin partisan -- one would
They're the Old Guard who were spendthrift with our tax dollars,
especially when it came to developers, labor unions, cronies and
pension funds. They left us a huge mess.
Did they leave a mess or did they begin the long process of cleaning
up the mess the city had gotten into? I think SSB,
On 5/12/05 1:26 AM, wmmarks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He's also presided over the unpleasant task of belt tightening
required to fix our financial mess, bequeathed to us by the Sharon
Sayles Belton / Jackie Cherryhomes crowd -- which interestingly
enough, happens to include Peter McLaughlin.
wmmarks wrote:
Yes, the budget changes RT made did negatively impact police service
(and library services, and park services, and etc.). Each of which
contributed to the current and endlessly on-going crime problem.
Admittedly, of the two, I think McLaughlin is the better choice. RT's
Rybak vs. McLaughlin: Round One
In the first round of what promises to be a bruising contest for the
DFL mayoral endorsement, Mayor R.T. Rybak and Hennepin County
Commissioner Peter McLaughlin tonight each addressed about 75 people
at a forum hosted by the DFL Progressive Caucus at the
