Political Dilemma The focus on Hamilton’s political dilemma was expressed in several e-mail
views, that seem to express some, within this community.
“We have some good politicians but they don’t have a good handle of the overall picture”
“Cities used to be able to govern themselves though today we probably don’t need a City
Council because the Province has all the control”
“Cities like Hamilton are being coerced into fulfilling the needs of the province because
they is need of provincial funds, but never get enough to stand on their own. This
City has been beat up so bad that it is afraid to stand up to the Province. There is also
too much co-erosion with this City that leads to poor management, and only certain
sectors benefit from it’s wealth.”
“The truth of the matter is that we have not had good leadership in this City for years,
and when they get one thing right, they usually lose the benefit by screwing up, destroying,
or negating the benefits.”
“Hamilton people have a good heart but not strong enough to get involved, mostly
because they feel they are never told the whole truth.”
“Hamilton is a fragmented City, like Humpty Dumpty, and no-one knows how to put
the pieces together, it seems they make it worse by playing the game of divide and
conquer.”
“ I read all your stories on this site, I don’t know why I bother to comment because
it’s really pointless, these people live in a different world, and they don’t understand
how hard it is to make ends meet. The only time they think of the average person is
at election time. It seem all we do is pay for legal fees for all their mistakes, so what
is the point?”
Your vote is important!
Vote November 13thWhat do you think...?
Comments appreciated
ham_editor@yahoo.ca