Duggan Fires DDOT Chief - Declares Population Will Be Growing By Next Election 2017

**Wesley Mouch** · January-08-14, 01:25 PM

Originally Posted by bailey

The current DDOT chief was brought in by Orr like 5 months ago to overhaul the system. This wasn't some CAYMAC gadfly. He last ran Seattle's system.

I think this is an incredibly rash move and totally without merit.

What exactly does Duggan think firing the head of DDOT will do to rectify that?

Seems to me he was making serious progress:

When you are the Mayor, you get to make these decisions. I don't know if Toliver was making progress or not. But I don't care. We didn't elect Toliver, we elected Duggan.

Duggan made a decision. Why? We don't know. So defending Toliver is besides the point. Our Mayor has a job to do. Let him do it without constant criticism.

If Duggan fails, then vote him out of office.

**Honky Tonk** · January-08-14, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by Wesley Mouch

When you are the Mayor, you get to make these decisions. I don't know if Toliver was making progress or not. But I don't care. We didn't elect Toliver, we elected Duggan.

Duggan made a decision. Why? We don't know. So defending Toliver is besides the point. Our Mayor has a job to do. Let him do it without constant criticism.

If Duggan fails, then vote him out of office.

Just like Kilpatrick; -$84 million later.

**Baselinepunk** · January-08-14, 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by Wesley Mouch

When you are the Mayor, you get to make these decisions. I don't know if Toliver was making progress or not. But I don't care. We didn't elect Toliver, we elected Duggan.

Duggan made a decision. Why? We don't know. So defending Toliver is besides the point. Our Mayor has a job to do. Let him do it without constant criticism.

If Duggan fails, then vote him out of office.

'cuse me but you told me not to long ago that you lived in Hamtramck -- and now you claim you voted for Duggan?

Typical.