Of course, if we felt that we could trust any of our city management with a dollar, it might be a different story, but trust is a tough hill to climb for our current office holders (see water park, stadium, Wasserman recruiting school kids to work for his campaign, etc.). It’s difficult to trust politicos who only descend from their tower for highly regulated meetings and at election time. Most folks never get a chance to get to know them, much less ask a question.

Eyesbright, interesting scenario – kind of Felliniesque. Given his age, I think we’ll be seeing the end of the Wasserman era pretty soon. Prediction – we’ll look back on his tenure the same way we recall Nixon, as a political object lesson.