Chicago mayor candidate gets it
Hmmmm...check out the Sun-Times blog about Miguel De Valle's campaign wants to make Chicago "one of the most bicycle friendly cities in the world."
We're game.
Ethan Spotts, Marketing & Communications Director, Active Trans
We're game.
Ethan Spotts, Marketing & Communications Director, Active Trans
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Permalink Reply by Jason W on
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Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Permalink Reply by Julie Aberman (Hochstadter) on
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we can hope....and help!
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Permalink Reply by garrett on
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"Fool me once... shame on..... shame on you.
Fool me, we can't get fooled again."
sorry i couldnt help it
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Permalink Reply by h' Zerocats on
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If you're gonna make this about presidents we'd rather not think about, could you at least get the quote right?
garrett said:"Fool me once... shame on..... shame on you.
Fool me, we can't get fooled again."
sorry i couldnt help it
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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You sound like one of those "throw them all out" types.
Casting all public servants in the same light just because some or most of them may be corrupt or incompetent guarantees us the same broken government going forward, and conveniently excuses people of voting age who don't make at least a mininal effort to research who they're voting for or why.
As to DelValle-- isn't he the one who responded to Kathy Schubert's postcard campaign and installed the plates on downtown bridges to make then less dangerous for cyclists?
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Permalink Reply by Anne Alt on
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Yes, Del Valle WAS the one who responded and got the plates added to some metal grate bridges.
H3N3 said:You sound like one of those "throw them all out" types.
Casting all public servants in the same light just because some or most of them may be corrupt or incompetent guarantees us the same broken government going forward, and conveniently excuses people of voting age who don't make at least a mininal effort to research who they're voting for or why.
As to DelValle-- isn't he the one who responded to Kathy Schubert's postcard campaign and installed the plates on downtown bridges to make then less dangerous for cyclists?
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Skepticism of public servants who spew the exact same rhetoric as their predecessors is hardly "throw them all out", Howard...
H3N3 said:You sound like one of those "throw them all out" types.
Casting all public servants in the same light just because some or most of them may be corrupt or incompetent guarantees us the same broken government going forward, and conveniently excuses people of voting age who don't make at least a mininal effort to research who they're voting for or why.
As to DelValle-- isn't he the one who responded to Kathy Schubert's postcard campaign and installed the plates on downtown bridges to make then less dangerous for cyclists?
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Permalink Reply by Active Transportation Alliance on
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Along these lines, we are working with several like-minded environmental and transportation organization to promote a joint platform to the mayoral candidates.
Stay tuned for the grand unveiling in a few weeks!
Ethan Spotts, Marketing & Communications Director, Active Trans
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Jason W said:
Thank you for providing a springboard to my rant, regardless :-)Skepticism of public servants who spew the exact same rhetoric as their predecessors is hardly "throw them all out", Howard...
H3N3 said:You sound like one of those "throw them all out" types.
Casting all public servants in the same light just because some or most of them may be corrupt or incompetent guarantees us the same broken government going forward, and conveniently excuses people of voting age who don't make at least a mininal effort to research who they're voting for or why.
As to DelValle-- isn't he the one who responded to Kathy Schubert's postcard campaign and installed the plates on downtown bridges to make then less dangerous for cyclists?
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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Permalink Reply by Barry Niel Stuart on
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It sounds to me that Chicago's doing the same thing Milwaukee's doing with the gratings on downtown bridges. The perforated plates we use are called "Slip-Not" plates.
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Permalink Reply by Far'arned Retrogrumpalunkus #63 on
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There are no such things as public "servants."
Daniel Webster knew the score:
In every generation there are those who want to rule well -- but they mean to rule. They promise to be good masters -- but they mean to be masters.
H3N3 said:You sound like one of those "throw them all out" types.
Casting all public servants in the same light just because some or most of them may be corrupt or incompetent guarantees us the same broken government going forward, and conveniently excuses people of voting age who don't make at least a mininal effort to research who they're voting for or why.
As to DelValle-- isn't he the one who responded to Kathy Schubert's postcard campaign and installed the plates on downtown bridges to make then less dangerous for cyclists?
Jason W said:Uhhh.... Isn't this the same thing Daley said? Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me...
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