Awesome news! Now maybe she can act like she's trying to run a city and not pre-emptively setting up the narrative for the 2025 re-election campaign against a Murray Edwards sponsored stooge.
So much cringe
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Gondek says nobody should be blamed for what happened. Her only critical words, in fact, are reserved for her own chief of staff, Stephen Carter.
Carter told Postmedia’s Licia Corbella that he blamed former mayor Naheed Nenshi for creating “the failure that we’re facing today.”
Gondek said Thursday: “That is not my perspective at all and I am incredibly disappointed that he should make such a comment.”
“Stephen should have known better than to make such a comment on my behalf.”
It’s a rare public rebuke of a hired official. One former chief of staff to a senior politician said that his boss, in a similar situation, would have just said, “oh, that guy — he doesn’t work here anymore.”
She provides her explanation for hot button topics like the climate emergency declaration, arena deal and Stephen Carter.
Ryan Jesperson is a great interviewer. He asks clear questions that I want to hear the answers to and then moves on to something new after the guest answers.
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I enjoy Ryan Jespersen and agree he’s a great interviewer and entertaining. I find some of his topics obscure and not of great interest; I’m not referring to this interview as I have great interest in local politics. (I support Ryan on Patreon as a big FU to Mike Nichol.)
With convoys and Ukraine and Beat Spring Ever and everything else municipal news (lie how the provincial budget affects Calgary) can get lost in the shuffle, but the election spending results are in:
I’m really surprised by Damery’s amount, and even more surprised by Davison’s (lack of) funding. He would have been a shoe-in to be re-elected as a councillor and with a pretty inexperienced council could have had a lot of influence on how decisions went. I still don’t understand how his campaign was so bad when he decided to go for mayor.
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With convoys and Ukraine and Beat Spring Ever and everything else municipal news (lie how the provincial budget affects Calgary) can get lost in the shuffle, but the election spending results are in:
I’m really surprised by Damery’s amount, and even more surprised by Davison’s (lack of) funding. He would have been a shoe-in to be re-elected as a councillor and with a pretty inexperienced council could have had a lot of influence on how decisions went. I still don’t understand how his campaign was so bad when he decided to go for mayor.
I take a perverse happiness in Farkas spending the most.
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Captain James P. DeCOSTE, CD, 18 Sep 1993
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