Waltz Comeback - And Response

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Thank you, Chattanoogan.com, for sharing the potential lineup for the next City Council race. 

How exciting that the Tennessee Waltzers are lining up to return to elected office. Just when I believed my confidence in government could not get any lower, your article briefing the lineup has completely redefined rock bottom for good government.

It does make a lot of sense. How silly of anyone to believe that conviction for public corruption while in elected office would slow down any of our crime families.  I mean if the Tennessee Parole for Sale Blanton group could make the big comeback and sell property to the taxpayers of Chattanooga for a homeless shelter that the EPA prohibited overnight occupation in. hey, the sky is the limit. 

So, what the heck, the Tennesse Waltzers can be the comeback kids.  Ok, that article was a joke, right?

April Eidson

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Instead of a voting ballot with the names of candidates for the City Council,  just use a Just Busted paper and voters can circle their choice.

John C. Schultz


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