Saw the oddest thing on Twitter the other night, and while I hope its not an omen of things to come for the municipal campaign, I suspect it may be. The Mayor, his sister and a member of his office staff (on leave for the campaign) all pressed an aldermanic candidate from Ward 1 to give a “yes” or […]
Post-flood Political Ground Can Be Slippery
There’s a general rule about public opinion and taxes. Most voters will support increased taxation if: a) They feel it is necessary, and; b) They feel the proceeds will actually be going towards the services they want. This may seem painfully self-evident, but you’d be surprised how often this simple guide is forgotten or ignored. Case in point: […]