"We are on the downside in Philadelphia in the number of entrepreneurs and capital," Kaufman said. "The more each of us becomes successful, the more the capital and the entrepreneurs will say, 'Why don't we move closer?' "
Read more: _http://www.philly.com/philly/business/20110923_Wistar_Institute_to_break_ground_on_new_research_tower.html#ixzz1YmeBUhBV_ (http://www.philly.com/philly/business/20110923_Wistar_Institute_to_break_ground_on_new_resear ch_tower.html#ixzz1YmeBUhBV) _Watch sports videos you won't find anywhere else_ (http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/82985662.html) Quite a different point of view from a C level leader working simultaneously in medical research and real estate development from the propaganda dished out by local Democratic politicians in government. The candid statement is another counter to the spin local Democratic government tries to put on things to hide their legacy of failure. Notice, the light standards planned for the center traffic lane of North Broad St received more and wider press coverage than this hoped to be wonderful purposeful building. Of course any moron (nee city planner) knows how critical the North Broad Street center lane is in rush hour traffic for emergency vehicles and police trying to get to Temple Hospital. Similar stupid planning by Democrats would never be tolerated by the South Philadelphians. Ciao, Craig
