
Oh yeah, I remember when that happened. That sucked. I could go on.

That's an interesting assertion. Offhand I'd say it's more likely that they are calling the Mayor's bluff before the deal even goes around to the nonprofits, but I don't want to make an exojesus from my own interpretation.
Oh, and about that student tax:
"I don't support that approach," Mr. Onorato said. "I don't think it's going to go through." (P-G, Dan Onorato)
Bear in mind that Onorato will be facing the voters in a matter of months instead of having just faced them months ago -- but man, what I tell you. Even Dan Onorato.
There has got to be a better way to apply leverage on the non-profits -- one that does not involve a transparent bluff that we might cut off our [redacted] to spite our face. Give it up. Surrender the battle, and live to fight the war another day.
Exegesis?
ReplyDeleteYeah probably. Inside joke.
ReplyDeleteI wondered. Now I feel left out! just kidding.
ReplyDeleteAs opposed to endojesus, I guess.
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