The Brecht Butcher Supply Company Buildings on February 26.
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
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3 comments:
Nice Reed sign on the fence.
White liberals will be the deciding voters in next week's election. Reed appeals to diversity-lovers. But oddly, Shrewsbury seems to be getting both the given conservative whites and the unexpected single-issue liberals, which include the park purists, animal lovers and now building preservationists. But while Shrewsbury is a known dog lover, I wonder if his other stances aren't more politically calculated.
I'm not sure what makes anonymous think that Shrewsbury somehow pro-building conservation, but I know that his position on the park issue evolved from thinking that a better deal could be made to outright opposition based on the input his office received from voters. I don't know about you, but that's the kind of political calculation I can support.
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