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McSkeptic's comments
Posted Fri, Feb 19, 10:36 a.m.
It sounds great to say "tough decisions are what the city needs." It sounds macho, in fact. But if the person making the decisions doesn't discuss the problem before making the decision, they begin to appear stupid rather than "tough". McGinn has made several "tough" decisions since taking office without ...
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