The column is posted without comment from JG, who is also the Democratic Party chairman and was once proud to be called the mayor's mentor.
There is one sentence that points out JG's caution to the mayor not to fire her extremely gravid city administrator, but the rest consists of remarks quite critical of SRB.
As with the mayor's cryptic allusion to "internal issues" in deciding to boot Bibi on her way to the maternity ward, we shall perhaps never know what issues exist between mayor and mentor at this juncture.
Guess he won't be rocking in the New Year at her party in Heard One Complex or forking over $30 to the Sharon Robinson-Briggs Civic Association. The party is being organized by "Mr. Plainfield." Is he the new go-to guy in the Queen City and not JG?
Oh well, sometimes "ould acquaintance" gets forgot, especially in politics.
--Bernice
As amusing as I find it that she may "striking out on her own"....facts are facts...he owns her political career. When he says "see you later"..it truly is see you later. She forgets..he made her and this is NJ, he can dump her by the side of the road anytime HE pleases.
ReplyDeleteAnd who is "MR. Plainfield???"
As I read the mayor's remarks she was referring to "internal issues" between Bibi Taylor and herself, not to anything involving JG.
ReplyDeleteSame thing that happened to McWilliams. He got too independent, didn't play nice with others, and lost party support. Here we go again.
ReplyDeleteThis town has lacked leadership for quite some while. We have one party and one rule for too long. This keeps happening because most of our elected officals do not have a fundamental understanding of government in NJ. That goes for the mayor and most councilpersons.
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