Toronto Mayor

[Ruby Tuesday]

So what is the consensus on his future in a mayoral role?

[Slowfood]

We will see, but on Dec.6th the blacked out portions of the Police investigations of his friend will come out.
One radio host has said it is GOOD!(They got a sneak preview) Probably meaning bad for the Mayor.

[retired2]

I see some lady wants to make a pron film with him. Would you pay to see that.

[kishgo]

Gross

[observer]

If he gets re-elected, I guess it will just reinforce the premise that people get what they deserve. Unfortunately, it's not the WHOLE city that deserves him - but often, apathy - the scores who don't vote - that allow the fanatics to have their way!

[retired2]

Maybe he will be charged with something before next election

[observer]

Let's hope so!

[growler]

probably get the KEYS to the CITY !
or at least a get out of jail free card ?

[kishgo]

I suspect that since TO has a great deal of minorities, he appeals to that segment. He saves them money in the nickel and diming way and that is where he gets his support, in my opinion.

[gale force]

I cannot fathom how he can still have a 42 percent approval rating!!!

[observer]

In my opinion, he's not appealing to the minorities, but rather to the blue collar worker - and the suburbanite - be they the same persons or not. He tries (quite successfully) to portray himself as the guy next door that you could drink a beer with at the local watering hole - and not one of those high-priced, snooty city centre types - with their artsy stuff and their ''save the environment at any cost" agendas. What good are subways going to do for folks in the suburbs, who NEED a car to get to work anyway - subways not available!

Have been reading some editorial suggestions that Ford is a product of amalgamating the City of Toronto with all those outlying boroughs - resulting in the 3rd largest city in North America, yes - but with no homogenous make up. What's good for the city (the OLD city) is not necessarily what's good for the boroughs.

[Ruby Tuesday]

In  my opinion, he's not appealing to the minorities, but rather to the blue collar worker - and the suburbanite - be they the same persons or not. He tries (quite successfully) to portray himself as the guy next door that you could drink a beer with at the local watering hole - and not one of those high-priced, snooty city centre types - with their artsy stuff and their ''save the environment at any cost" agendas. What good are subways going to do for folks in the suburbs, who NEED a car to get to work anyway - subways not available!

Have been reading some editorial suggestions that Ford is a product of amalgamating the City of Toronto with all those outlying boroughs - resulting in the 3rd largest city in North America, yes - but with no homogenous make up. What's good for the city (the OLD city) is not necessarily what's good for the boroughs.

If we had a Facebook "like" button I would!

[growler]

In  my opinion, he's not appealing to the minorities, but rather to the blue collar worker - and the suburbanite - be they the same persons or not. He tries (quite successfully) to portray himself as the guy next door that you could drink a beer with at the local watering hole - and not one of those high-priced, snooty city centre types - with their artsy stuff and their ''save the environment at any cost" agendas. What good are subways going to do for folks in the suburbs, who NEED a car to get to work anyway - subways not available!

Have been reading some editorial suggestions that Ford is a product of amalgamating the City of Toronto with all those outlying boroughs - resulting in the 3rd largest city in North America, yes - but with no homogenous make up. What's good for the city (the OLD city) is not necessarily what's good for the boroughs.

If we had a Facebook "like" button I would!

as would i !
but then no one would reply !

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