The curious part is that the Herald felt that this complaint, from this particular person, about having to pay $2 to park, was important enough to give him a featured guest column with his photo. And then to follow it up again, with his photo, when he's petty enough to go to the Aviation Commission with his $2 complaint.
Amen, Brother Fletcher! Amen!! Our society has progressed far past simply lying to cover your backside. Now it is acceptable to lie as means to achieve an end. The pursuit of truth is exhausting. As a member of the Fourth Estate, I hope you and your colleagues at the Herald will continue to work tirelessly to pursue the truth - the whole truth.
Abytaxpayer, I would invite you to re-read the post. Your comment bears no relevance to my post. I guess the not-so-subtle irony was wasted on you. Then again, maybe you are just trying to be supportive of Mr. Fletcher's curious brand of news reporting - as long as it supports what YOU believe.
Well Carlton, now that you've chosen to 'out' Mr. Sevier via your personal bully pulpit, let's see if he'll man up and do the right thing - resign as president of the association. Hopefully so since his ability to build a consensus and lead the organization is now kaput. And one hopes he has learned a valuable lesson - You can do or say a lot of things in this town but DO NOT dis the FlintFest or the Throwdown. Some people are very sensitive about them.
The President spent most of the debate trying to prove Mitt is a closet moderate. Why? Does he really think that if he outs Romney then all the Repubs will vote for Obama?
Listen up, all you undecided and Independents !! Mitt is a Moderate and proud of it! Barack Obama believes it and so should you ! Vote for Mitt-in-the-middle!
Thank you, Mr. Goodin, for reminding everyone that the MEAG funds belong to the ratepayers. The money was to be used to offset future rate increases but WG&L is passing on a rate increase to ratepayers anyway. Is it ratepayers' money only when someone other than WG&L misappropriates or squanders it?
And yet again, state and national organizations are forced to defend Phoebe's actions because to not defend them would allow legal precedent to be set that would harm the greater good. It's like the ACLU defending the KKK. It might not be right but it is legal.
Yes, Sister, that stuff would be the source of my discontent along with certain non-profits that operate for the benefit of their highly-compensated management - on a tax-exempt basis and accountable to no one but the IRS.
WeAreThey 3 months, 3 weeks ago on Aviation board hears patron's complaints
Aviation board hears patron's complaints
The curious part is that the Herald felt that this complaint, from this particular person, about having to pay $2 to park, was important enough to give him a featured guest column with his photo. And then to follow it up again, with his photo, when he's petty enough to go to the Aviation Commission with his $2 complaint.
WeAreThey 4 months, 1 week ago on Library Board delays contract award
Library Board delays contract award
It is well worth an additional 1.5% to be 100% assured that our tax dollars will be spent in the local economy.
WeAreThey 5 months, 3 weeks ago on A little deception goes a long way
A little deception goes a long way
Amen, Brother Fletcher! Amen!! Our society has progressed far past simply lying to cover your backside. Now it is acceptable to lie as means to achieve an end. The pursuit of truth is exhausting. As a member of the Fourth Estate, I hope you and your colleagues at the Herald will continue to work tirelessly to pursue the truth - the whole truth.
WeAreThey 6 months, 1 week ago on Squawk of the Day - Nov. 13
Squawk of the Day - Nov. 13
Eufaula, AL on Sunday - $ 3.01 - at Murphy's.
WeAreThey 7 months ago on Forget the greater good; consider my needs
Forget the greater good; consider my needs
Abytaxpayer, I would invite you to re-read the post. Your comment bears no relevance to my post. I guess the not-so-subtle irony was wasted on you. Then again, maybe you are just trying to be supportive of Mr. Fletcher's curious brand of news reporting - as long as it supports what YOU believe.
WeAreThey 7 months ago on Forget the greater good; consider my needs
Forget the greater good; consider my needs
Well Carlton, now that you've chosen to 'out' Mr. Sevier via your personal bully pulpit, let's see if he'll man up and do the right thing - resign as president of the association. Hopefully so since his ability to build a consensus and lead the organization is now kaput. And one hopes he has learned a valuable lesson - You can do or say a lot of things in this town but DO NOT dis the FlintFest or the Throwdown. Some people are very sensitive about them.
WeAreThey 7 months, 1 week ago on Squawk of the Day - Oct. 17, 2012
Squawk of the Day - Oct. 17, 2012
The President spent most of the debate trying to prove Mitt is a closet moderate. Why? Does he really think that if he outs Romney then all the Repubs will vote for Obama?
Listen up, all you undecided and Independents !! Mitt is a Moderate and proud of it! Barack Obama believes it and so should you ! Vote for Mitt-in-the-middle!
WeAreThey 7 months, 1 week ago on Cost of gas plant cleanup looming
Cost of gas plant cleanup looming
Thank you, Mr. Goodin, for reminding everyone that the MEAG funds belong to the ratepayers. The money was to be used to offset future rate increases but WG&L is passing on a rate increase to ratepayers anyway. Is it ratepayers' money only when someone other than WG&L misappropriates or squanders it?
WeAreThey 7 months, 1 week ago on Groups backing Phoebe in court case
Groups backing Phoebe in court case
And yet again, state and national organizations are forced to defend Phoebe's actions because to not defend them would allow legal precedent to be set that would harm the greater good. It's like the ACLU defending the KKK. It might not be right but it is legal.
WeAreThey 7 months, 2 weeks ago on Squawk of the day - Oct. 7, 2012
Squawk of the day - Oct. 7, 2012
Yes, Sister, that stuff would be the source of my discontent along with certain non-profits that operate for the benefit of their highly-compensated management - on a tax-exempt basis and accountable to no one but the IRS.