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jewels - some politicians actually do tell the truth.  Are you saying that, because you think that all politicians always lie, it's okay for them to lie?

posted 3 years, 11 months ago
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Is it fairly apparent that the trust is still broken between Sam and the people of Portland.  Even after John Kroger disclosed his findings, the biggest question on everyone's lips is "How do we know that the truth was told to the investigators?"

Faith is not restored.  Suspicion endures.

posted 3 years, 11 months ago
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To Sam Adams:  How can you expect Portlanders to believe a word you say or respect your opinion any more?  You've proven your low character, you lied for personal gain, and you betrayed the confidence and trust of the people.  You should resign.  Or you could wait in office for further embarrassment when you're removed in July.

posted 4 years, 1 month ago
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