Without even having seen the proposed consolidation plan for city housing agencies, John Dougherty accuses Mayor Street of union-busting.
During the run-up to his indictment, Councilman Rick Mariano conveniently fired two employees just after they spoke to federal investigators. Now they're getting a hefty cash settlement of their threatened lawsuit, from the city, of course.
Governor Ed Rendell apparently met with members of the Young Americans PAC and answered their questions on a number of issues. An interesting chance for insight into a number of issues on which he hadn't yet taken a public stand. Typical centrist delicacy.
Dan at YPP is underwhelmed by state House primary candidate Andy Warren, who seems to think that hit-and-run blog attacks on his opponent, Patrick Murphy, are the best use of internet discussion space.
Above Average Jane looks at goings-on in the 152nd District, where there are contested primaries in both parties and proposals aplenty from the candidates. I refer you there for details.
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1 Comments:
Mayor Street actually does something right, probably, and yet Dougherty finds something wrong with it.
This guy can't be the next mayor, he just can't be.
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