A New Road for Pith?
So I think we've pretty much established the fact that Waller has a number of putative Democratic attorneys and lobbyists who gleefully lie in bed with toxic polluters and big businesses looking for tax loopholes. And that the firm is willing to be flat-out deceptive when whoring down for Wal-Mart. I think we've also deftly illustrated that one of those attorneys, James (The Dream) Weaver, has a penchant for inadvertently publicizing his disputes and machinations, often to comic effect.
So I guess what I'm saying is that...I think it's time for us to move on. At least for now. Anyone have any ideas about who we should Pith on next?
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Come on, Matt. Publish the cease and desist :)
Posted 07/01/2008 at 04:07:40 PMThe Tennessean is a reliable standby.
Posted 07/01/2008 at 04:31:10 PMYeah, the Tennessean just cut off service to a bunch of rural counties:
http://www.wsmv.com/news/16759930/detail.html
I can't believe we haven't seen any gloating from y'all on this yet. The Scene is beginning to drop the ball!
Posted 07/01/2008 at 04:57:48 PMHow about some coverage and discussion of the potential re-segregation of our public schools. The community should be outraged by some of these recent proposals
Posted 07/01/2008 at 09:20:10 PMWhere do you guys live? Do you have lives with families and jobs etc? I don't think so. The USA and the world is changing quickly and dramatically out there.
Get a life and not at the Scene, Tennessean or NCP. Of course, I'm clueless about where to go to find real info? It feels so good to be clueless.
Posted 07/01/2008 at 10:00:28 PMGoldnI, you don't know your counties. I'm surprised the TENN ever made it there.
But then there are places in Nashville the SCENE deigns to go.
Posted 07/01/2008 at 11:05:09 PMYou guys have only just glanced at the goldmine of great stories in the connections and cozy machinations of real estate developers in our fair city, who are allowed to lay waste to green spaces, wriggle out of building things like sidewalks, and over-build local infrastructure with impunity. And with the arrival of serious energy cost and environmental problems, thoughtful coverage of how we're building our city is long overdue. And we won't get it elsewhere.
Posted 07/02/2008 at 08:40:00 AM