facepalming_brooklynite
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yes, this would mess up the 504 also because of delays caused by turning vehiclesMy response.
yes, this would mess up the 504 also because of delays caused by turning vehiclesMy response.
Actually, it was more that residents never warmed to the mushy-middle politics (and not-so-mushy-middle personality) of George Smitherman (and Joe Pantalone was basically a placeholder).In some cases, like the 2010 Toronto mayor's race, David Miller was seen as a left leaning mayor who was out of touch, thus Rob Ford's slow growing right leaning campaign was looked at as the best alternative - basically, residents had enough of the left leaning politics of David Miller.
Where is the greenbelt under threat in Toronto? Stay on target Gold Leader.After Chow, Matlow: "I announced this week that, as Mayor, I will unite local leaders in the region to push back against our bully Premier..." This is about the greenbelt
Will be "vetoed" by Premier Doug Ford, because that would fall into his "vision" for the Greater Toronto Area.
It's only fair that a premier who pushes his grip so hard into democratically elected municipal politics, gets pushback on his own turf. But yes, this is not something to propose in an election. Save it for after.Where is the greenbelt under threat in Toronto? Stay on target Gold Leader.
This was in yesterday's Toronto Star.
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I like some of his ideasThis was in yesterday's Toronto Star.
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This was in yesterday's Toronto Star.
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Bradford is both doing/saying odd things and not doing/saying things that make sense. Very odd.
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Put aside that the above message reads as rather name-calling and childish, and that I disagree with it; .......I still don't get it strategically....
Meanwhile, he's got people fired up in his own constituency, he seems to be blocked people left/right on FB, ignoring resident phone calls from middle-of-the-road reasonable types and otherwise behaving in a way that would seem likely to make it difficult to get anywhere politically in this town irrespective of one's ideological or partisan leanings.