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Old Posted Nov 20, 2007, 9:30 PM
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^ No that doesn't make him a good politician. A good politician would pick a side and go with it to get the support of at least one interest group in the process. He tried to cater to both NIMBYs and developers, and in the end, doesn't have the support of either. The Prairie s aren't going to give him support anyway since he backed off and developers now know he's a puppet of NIMBYs and want him out. In the end, he just looks weak and spineless.
Not to mention, there are a few hundred future residents of X/O who probably aren't too happy that their move-in date was probably delayed a good half year due to Fioretti's actions....and they probably won't vote for him when he comes up for reelection.
     
     
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