Kick Ass
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Then he remembered the phone call, but not who made it. Melton wisely refused to confirm or deny his half of the conversation, which probably went something like this: “You !&*%! bozo, can’t you get anything right!”
In the ensuing furor, Commissioners Joe Gersten and Larry Hawkins said lobbyists should be barred from calling during the commission meetings. Barbara Carey even ordered her phone disconnected.
And, just last week, the mayor’s telephone suddenly vanished from his desk on the dais. Cl...ark probably feared that some wise guy would publish the number (375-2400), thus inviting input from hundreds of lowly, garden-variety voters.
You might wonder why a developer’s lobbyist should be able to call the mayor (375-2400) in the middle of a commission meeting, when that same privilege is not extended to the people who elected him. This is an excellent question, and the source of the commission’s current agony.
To deprive lobbyists of their private touch-tone tickler is to invite mayhem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he remembered the phone call, but not who made it. Melton wisely refused to confirm or deny his half of the conversation, which probably went something like this: “You !&*%! bozo, can’t you get anything right!”
In the ensuing furor, Commissioners Joe Gersten and Larry Hawkins said lobbyists should be barred from calling during the commission meetings. Barbara Carey even ordered her phone disconnected.
And, just last week, the mayor’s telephone suddenly vanished from his desk on the dais. Cl...ark probably feared that some wise guy would publish the number (375-2400), thus inviting input from hundreds of lowly, garden-variety voters.
You might wonder why a developer’s lobbyist should be able to call the mayor (375-2400) in the middle of a commission meeting, when that same privilege is not extended to the people who elected him. This is an excellent question, and the source of the commission’s current agony.
To deprive lobbyists of their private touch-tone tickler is to invite mayhem.
What to read after Kick Ass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Hiaasen to read onlineMoreLess
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