[mc6809e]

Do you think it’s honorable behavior to deliberately take advantage of an inequity in knowledge or education? Yes or No.

This guy represents over 200,000 people and a multi-billion dollar economy. He should know what he's doing.

If he doesn't, then he shouldn't have been elected.

[Southack]

"This guy represents over 200,000 people and a multi-billion dollar economy. He should know what he's doing. If he doesn't, then he shouldn't have been elected."

Langford is achieving his purpose on schedule...he bankrupts governments with ease (e.g. Fairfield, Bessemer, Visionland, Jefferson County, Birmingham, etc.).

How else can you fire so many lifelong city bureaucrats?!

[LomanBill]

>> This guy represents over 200,000 people and
>>a multi-billion dollar economy.
>>He should know what he’s doing.

>>If he doesn’t, then he shouldn’t have been elected.

Misrepresentation seems to be more the norm these days. From the Mayor of Birmingham on up to the POTUS.

I’d like to think, for instance, that GW was smarter than to get duped by “Godfather of Subprime”, Roland Arnal - whom he appointed to the Ambassadorship to the Netherlands; but he wasn’t.