Subprime Mike will give his state of the city address tomorrow at Carnegie Hall, 1:30 PM sharp (when most people are working real jobs, and won’t hear it live).
Not sure what to expect. I do know that ‘behind the scenes’ there has been some interesting squabbles and posturing. This showed up last night with the Walmart vote.
This story on Stormland TV news is proof of just that;
“What I expect in the next two years is to see the mayor mature as a government leader,” Erpenbach said. “I expect him to begin to understand better that government works differently than a business.”
Wow! I think I would expect to see ‘maturity’ from both of you. When a constituent shows up to an informal meeting at the library and knows more then Michelle about the subject matter, one has to question her ‘maturity’. I will positively say this about Michelle though, she is very assertive, and way more knowledgeable then most of her peers, and the mayor on some accounts, but she is living in a glass house, and I heard the mayor has really big stones.
Ugh, I just saw a promo for tonight’s BJ from KELO. Complete with cheesy background music, Huether throws out all of his patented cliches.
Hard to believe Mr. Tan Jorgy didn’t do the interview.
He’s neither a mature mayor or a business man. What he is is a credit card crook who has hooked the city with the next financial meltdown involving Goldman Sachs municipal bond forbearance fraud.
Scott, did it ‘cut the mustard’?
PL – I have talked to a ton of people about ‘buyer’s remorse’ when it comes to mayor Huether, especially in reference to the Events Center vote.