I agree, Mr. Harris' position appears to be that business knows best and the market will make the right decisions - but business wants what is best for themselves, which may not be what is best for everyone.
It is hard to respect a council that won’t open up about the $350,000 payment to Jennings. Or, also, any city council that attempts to openly vote against state policy.
I can see her Watlington’s point about healthy debate, but if this vote would have passed, Stein would have probably shut it down - and it would have been terrible for this transportation bill the city and state seem to want to pass.
I agree, Mr. Harris' position appears to be that business knows best and the market will make the right decisions - but business wants what is best for themselves, which may not be what is best for everyone.
It is hard to respect a council that won’t open up about the $350,000 payment to Jennings. Or, also, any city council that attempts to openly vote against state policy.
I can see her Watlington’s point about healthy debate, but if this vote would have passed, Stein would have probably shut it down - and it would have been terrible for this transportation bill the city and state seem to want to pass.