Yes! Another Viable Candidate For The Mayor of Atlanta

[tikigod311]

Originally Posted by arjay57

Dr. Eaves has generally received high marks for guiding Georgia's largest county through the past decade. He is a Morehouse man, a Yale graduate and holds a Ph.D. from the University of South Carolina. In my opinion he's been an effective bridge between democratic South Fulton and Republican controlled North Fulton. He has strong contacts at the state level, too.

As chairman of the commission, he's been in charge of a budget of over $900 million, inducing responsibility for Grady, the courts, libraries, parks, transportation, business development, and many other areas.

Thanks for the insight Arjay, I will definitely take that into account.

I am under the impression the Fulton County justice system is in shambles and is to blame for the "revolving door" system that keeps putting violent people back out on the street. I know he is not an emperor and can't will reforms into being, but he has been there for 11 years.I have heard of no improvements. I am very willing to admit that I may not know enough about this subject, but I'm really not a fan right off the bat due to this.

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by tikigod311

Thanks for the insight Arjay, I will definitely take that into account.

I am under the impression the Fulton County justice system is in shambles and is to blame for the "revolving door" system that keeps putting violent people back out on the street. I know he is not an emperor and can't will reforms into being, but he has been there for 11 years.I have heard of no improvements. I am very willing to admit that I may not know enough about this subject, but I'm really not a fan right off the bat due to this.

I don't think the Fulton County justice system is in shambles, tiki.

Take a look at the judge's bios and tell me whether you think they are a bunch of softies or mentally inept types.

https://www.fultoncourt.org/judges/superiorcourt.php

[ronricks]

Originally Posted by tikigod311

Thanks for the insight Arjay, I will definitely take that into account.

I am under the impression the Fulton County justice system is in shambles and is to blame for the "revolving door" system that keeps putting violent people back out on the street. I know he is not an emperor and can't will reforms into being, but he has been there for 11 years.I have heard of no improvements. I am very willing to admit that I may not know enough about this subject, but I'm really not a fan right off the bat due to this.

Reed boasts progress on repeat criminal offender problem

It is getting better but is still a problem.

[whodean]

The slow developing City corruption case will shape this election.