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To Be Fair, Tom Bullock Always Wanted A "New DowntowN"

Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 9:06 am
by marklingm



Should we really be surprised that Tom Bullock is joining Team Summers and Build Lakewood in their desire to "Kill Lakewood Hospital" for unspecified development?

Re: To Be Fair, Tom Bullock Always Wanted A "New DowntowN"

Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 10:05 am
by Lori Allen _
I have been hearing rumors that Tom Bullock is planning on running against Sherrod Brown the next time he is up for re-election. Can anyone verify this? This seems hard to believe. He certainly has the gift of gab.

I noticed last night at the council meeting, Bullock was very cordial to the BuildLakewood people. I felt he was rather rude and supercilious toward Brian Essi and Dr. Kilroy, as Mr. Bullock felt for some reason that Mr. Essi was being rude toward him. I did not feel that Mr. Essi was rude at all. I felt that he was simply pointing out facts that I don't think council wanted to hear. We all make mistakes and lose our temper from time to time. However, part of being a politician is having people that disagree with you and being able to accept that in a polite manner.In my opinion, politicians should be able to relate to all of their constituents needs, be able to speak with them, and have discussions where disagreement may arise in a calm manner.

I also have been noticing that Mr. Bullock is late to almost every meeting or never shows up at all. Does anyone know why? :lol:

Just my opinion.

Re: To Be Fair, Tom Bullock Always Wanted A "New DowntowN"

Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 10:18 am
by kate e parker
a public square on Detroit? who would want to meet people there? so you could stare at bottlenecked traffic? what a goof. besides, there is a park downtown for meeting folks and you don't have to look at angry people in cars when you hang out there.

Re: To Be Fair, Tom Bullock Always Wanted A "New DowntowN"

Posted: Tue Jul 07, 2015 9:34 pm
by Scott Steinbrick
Did anyone else notice that his campaign emblem.. ironically resembles the "Aleve - for pain relief" logo?