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Is Rob Ford doing a good job?
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| twentypercent |
Simple question. Do you think Rob Ford is doing a good job as Mayor?
.... By the way, if you answer "Yes" you're wrong |
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| kotsy |
| quote: | Originally posted by twentypercent
.... By the way, if you answer "Yes" you're wrong |
lol. you should've made the options "no" and "no" |
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| hardcore trancer |
| Aside from the two usual suspects that voted yes aka Jayx and RJ who are the other two that voted yes?:wtf: Come on Ford nation speak up.:p |
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| smuncky |
 in my books |
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| Yohan |
| I dunno what Ford has done so far... |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| The city has burned to the ground so he is doing alright in my books. |
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| djchez |
Ford is much better then miller looking at it from a fiscal perspective and in this economic climate thats what this city needed.
so my answer is yes, ford is doing just fine! |
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| Moral Hazard |
| I think the more important question is: "is Doug Ford doing a good job as mayor?" |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| quote: | Originally posted by Moral Hazard
I think the more important question is: "is Doug Ford doing a good job as mayor?" |
I think a better questions is "when are the Ford brothers getting an NFL team in toronto?" |
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| Orko |
It is far too early to tell. Remember he has a four year term, and he just got started.
There are a lot of things he was pushing for, but has had to concede. That at least takes some thoughtfulness, and is a good quality.
He started out as a meat head, but has quickly learned that he has to compromise.
Milled ed Toronto hard over the last 8 years. It is going to be a tough job to get it back on track. |
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| daves |
| Question: how did a 770-million-dollar projected deficit turn into a 139-million-dollar projected surplus over the course of a quiet month? |
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| Spam |
| quote: | Originally posted by daves
Question: how did a 770-million-dollar projected deficit turn into a 139-million-dollar projected surplus over the course of a quiet month? |
It didn't. That deficit is projected for next year.
This year, a small surplus was projected, and the windfall from the land transfer tax was more than expected. |
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