We need first to fix what we already have
Re “New poll shows Bry, Gloria in near dead heat as race for San Diego mayor enters final stretch” (Oct. 6): Interesting to read about both candidates’ ideas for the future of San Diego. Housing for the homeless, redevelopment of the sports arena area and a proposed grand transportation hub, which Todd Gloria says we need in order to be a worldclass city.
These ideas will take untold billions of our taxpayer dollars to fund, while our streets are Third Worldclass and our city parks are an embarrassment. We definitely need a change of leadership or maybe I should just say we need some leadership. developer. Its proposal is a dense housing development, not a “farm” as the project is misleadingly called. We’re tired of these gross misrepresentations.
Integral, the voracious developer, has pumped almost $2 million into its deceitful campaign to thwart the will of citizens. We have successfully placed a proposition on the ballot to oppose its encroachment on prime agricultural land. This puts the decision in the hands of voters, not developers and the Oceanside politicians who have taken their money.
We are not fooled by their flood of pop-up ads and pretty pictures of rolling farmland. We adamantly oppose developers who want to infect our town with Orange County density and traffic.
Vote no on L. Show them our vote can’t be bought. from a nice place in a normal person’s heart. However, I can only surmise how this would play out if the roles were reversed and Joe and Jill Biden tested positive. We can only imagine the cold-hearted tweetstorm that would have been unleashed denigrating Joe Biden for being old and weak with not one single word of condolences or well wishing.
On top of that, no one would have been surprised one single bit. So I don’t wish anybody ill from this virus, but karma is a funny thing. there to care for me, I might worry a little less.
But since I don’t have those lifelines, I will continue to exercise caution, mask-up and lay low until we get through this pandemic. supplement or supplant school funding and the answer was a resounding supplement. Did it supplement or increase funding? No, they simply changed the formula by which they doled out funds to the various districts.
If schools see anything from Proposition 15, it will be a miracle. Vote no on 15