Posted on 08/04/2009 12:20:25 AM PDT by Vanders9
A maverick mayor elected after promising to slash council spending, clear the streets of yobs and ditch politically correct services is the torch-bearer for how towns should be run. On his first morning as Mayor of Doncaster in South Yorkshire, Peter Davies cut his salary from £73,000 to £30,000 then closed the council’s newspaper for "peddling politics on the rates". Now three weeks into his job, Mr. Davies is pressing ahead with plans he hopes will see the number of town councillors cut from 63 to just 21, saving taxpayers £800,000.
Mr Davies said: "If 100 senators can run the United States of America, I can’t see how 63 councillors are needed to run Doncaster ".
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He sounds rather like Sarah and the same goes for his subsequent trashing.
Liberalism is a mental disorder.
Sadly, I suspect he won’t match Sarah’s meteoric rise.
Yeah, about that...
I suspect you are right. However, I also believe he would not want a meteoric rise, which is, of course, why he should get one.
Useless paper shufflers that live off the work and savings of taxpayers stick together. Why someday someone might question Britains own Pravada, the BBC, and all their over staffing, high salaries, fat pensions, easy conditions.
Liberalism is a mental disorder.
Which is why we MUST be vigilant and make sure the Second Amendment to the Constitution remains intact.
It is our only hope while leftists try to destroy our Country.
“He sounds rather like Sarah “
and Sheriff Joe Arpeo. Don’t forget him. The Federal Government hasn’t. They keep trying to pull that thorn out of their side.
The Homeland Oppression Agency told him to free twenty-five illegals from his jail. He said, “I don’t work for the Federal Government. I work for the people who elected me”.
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