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Debate review:
1) Cianci. Impressive. Practical. Experienced.
2) Elorza. Impractical dreamer. 365 school babysitting ? lol. Cops everywhere ?
Fictional demands for port, Narragansett Bay and Providence River cannot be
dredged for international heavy port industrial capability.
3) Harrop. Personable but not enough freebies for Providence residents.
Has no chance because majority voter doesn't care about financial condition of city.
It's not unexpected that people will see things differently. I thought Cianci looked old, perhaps one might say "feeble," and he was on the defensive most of the night. He was hammered on his felonious past. I think Harrop got the line of the night:
Quote:
Originally Posted by WashingtonTimes
When discussing a recent poll that showed Cianci with a slight lead in the race and a large number of undecideds, Harrop said he believed it was because voters don’t know enough about the candidates.
“I think as the young people discover that Mr. Cianci has a half-century history of recurrent thuggish, criminal behavior, those numbers will change,†Harrop said.
Take a look at PoliticalFact in this morning's Projo. The numbers are outrageous.
Is it any wonder the Fire and Police Unions support Buddy?
have you seen the referendums ? they are truly OUTRAGEOUS.
2nd Story Theatre, AS220, Westerly Choir, Philharmonic, Trinity Rep, Waterfire,
and others all want many millions in taxpayer funding. URI wants ANOTHER new building.
when does it end ?
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