[...] according to the board, the mayor’s analysis and recommendation won’t be among the documents and presentations it considers when it decides [...] where to put the city’s two slot parlors.

“The time period for public input has expired, which was communicated by our staff to the mayor’s staff,” gaming board spokesman Doug Harbach wrote in an e-mail. Harbach said Street’s letter won’t be included in the public record.

Oh snap! This is the political equivalent of paying for a term paper ‚Äî or rather, being paid to submit a term paper not written by you, delivered on the promise that you can suckle at the Planet Hollywood teat for the rest of your post-mayoral years ‚Äî handing it in, and then having the Professor pull some shit on you like, “Sorry, you missed the deadline. There shall be no tardiness in my class. F.”
Metro: Aloha, Mr. Hand
Previously: MONORAIL!

This entry was posted on Wednesday, December 20th, 2006 at 11:30 am.