reform

Political connections and councilmatic privilege are a detriment to the zoning process.

January 23, 2010

Here is a short video testimony from the Philadelphia zoning reform workshop hosted by the University of Pennsylvania and WHYY. I attended as the representative from my civic association.

http://www.youtube.com/user/whyyphila#p/u/8/vkU1PGp5Hj4

Not So Progressive

Sadly, this election season is proving some Philadelphians still don’t understand what defines reform and good government. Individuals and groups who clamor for change continue to sell those ideas beneficial to promote good government for special interest issues. A prime example is the 182nd State House district where Babette Josephs, the incumbent, is seeking re-election.

Last week, Philly for Change, a self-designated progressive/reform group, held an endorsement meeting; it voted to support Josephs.

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