On Budget, Deals Are Made But Votes Are Not "Traded"*
*That Would Be Illegal In politics, as with life, one must give in order to get. That poetry's been in motion in San Francisco politics...
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Greg Dewar said:
July 21, 2010 6:25 PM
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If the Supervisors ever do get some Muni thing on the ballot it'll be interesting to see what it ends up being. I was going to write a piece this afternoon about it but now with the gutting of the Supervisor appointed MTA section, I wonder what (if anything) is even left!
In fact, had I not read this and the piece in the Examiner just now I wouldn't have known they'd dropped it - after making such a big deal out of it.
as for Daly - he's so out of it, he has been irrelevant at City Hall. This a former budget committee chair.
DT said:
July 22, 2010 8:45 AM
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Of course there is horse trading at City Hall. Does it really matter to the Supes that it is illegal? They have their agendas. They also have a spending problem they have refused to address.