Hoggard on the Brady tapes: "Based on the recordings released tonight, it is even more clear to me that David Wray had to go. Also, after hearing Randall Brady’s casual, seemingly business-as-usual disdain for the law, I support the City Council’s efforts to appeal Judge Tilley’s ruling about the disposition of Brady’s pension and benefits. I hope the citizen’s of Greensboro never pay Randall Brady one more cent of our money."
He's got lotsa links, too.
Not bad for a carefully orchestrated, well timed selective release of information.
This will certainly be a matter for discussion Friday morning.
I hope they're all ready.
Posted by: Bubba | Feb 21, 2007 at 08:35 AM
Selective? certainly. But damning nonetheless.
I'll add that to the agenda, Bubba.
Posted by: David Hoggard | Feb 21, 2007 at 09:51 AM
This affair is going to be a great case study in the future for the new media "long tail" wagging the dog.
Posted by: Jeffrey Sykes | Feb 21, 2007 at 10:01 AM
three questions/points.
help me out here. i thought the judge ruled the city couldn't deny benefits because he was not fired. i thought they already argued that he should be denied benefits because they had grounds to fire him. is this not the case?
if bledsoe's story is accurate then they seem to have grounds to fire hinson. not only will he receive benefits but he's still employed! where's the fairness.
this makes me less confident in the city's leadership - not more. these problems couldn't have developed overnight. they didn't pop-up when wray was named chief.
Posted by: greensboro transplant | Feb 21, 2007 at 12:42 PM
"But damning nonetheless."
Hardly.
Posted by: Bubba | Feb 21, 2007 at 01:18 PM