Mr. Miller has never let lack of money stand in the way of grand spending plans, so it is understandable he would be bewildered that the province might see the need to do so. The issue is whether transit riders should be forced to listen to his side of the argument while trying to get from Point A to Point B.Relax Toronto... he's just doing it "for your own good".
Adam Giambrone, the TTC chairman who has long been a Miller ally, and who hoped to succeed the Mayor until a sex scandal ended his campaign, defended the move, noting that the Premier can use provincial resources to respond, if he chooses.
That’s just what we need: Two politicians using public resources to squabble over money in front of a trapped audience.
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The issue here isn’t which person acted worse. It’s about the media thinking they can feed us tidbits of opaquely-wrapped popcorn and beer; and that we’ll dutifully swallow it because the great Press Gallery Class has told us so.Say ahhhh...
