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The lawsuit is old news. It had to do with the mayor's ability to reprimand a council member. I believe that the mayor doesn't have the authority.

Being mayor doesn't give her the authority to violate the Constitution or suspend it. Anyone has the right to attend a meeting of government bodies as provided by state law and directly by the Constitution. She is simply a mayor, and there are limits to her powers. I'd have her point to the law that gives her the authority to prevent colleagues from attending public meetings.

We had some hot buttons we couldn't agree on. We gave the mayor too much power. The mayor would have veto power and sit on the council and vote. I was afraid that our city manager would feel like she was being micromanaged by the mayor.

James Richardson

I had intended to serve one more term as mayor pro-tem, then retire from public service and move out to my farm in the county, ... But over the weekend I decided it would be better for Gray for me to spend this last four years as mayor. If I stayed as mayor pro-tem, it would be like I was condoning the way Mayor Briley is doing things, and I don't.

What I like best is that we're including every member of the council, the mayor and the city attorney. No one person has capitalized on the process.

Councilman Van Pearlberg

When I'm elected mayor I will give back the mayor's parking space at City Hall and take the name plate off the mayor's office door.

Hendrix doesn't have the charisma the mayor has, and that's key. But the mayor doesn't have the trust right now. If he can regain the trust of the people, then he can close the gap. Detroit doesn't generally like kicking out incumbents.

If I could sit down with Mayor Bloomberg, or the mayor here in Tokyo, I would say take certain parts of the city, certain walls, and make them legal, let kids do pieces on them. But no mayor would do that, because it would be endorsing it, admitting there was some sort of artistic merit.

He needs to throw the mayor off balance so people will look unfavorably at the mayor. He's got to get under the mayor's skin.

The City Council could take action in the form of a resolution to reprimand or censure any council member for violation of the adopted code of conduct.

All the council has to do is go to the appropriate department head to provide the information. Or they can ask the mayor's office for the information. If it is an issue that deals with different departments, the mayor's office will coordinate it.

The administration needs to run the city like a business. We're a $35 million corporation ... and we need to have a mayor who's actually engaged in the business of the city, and we need a mayor who is working with the council, not in spite of them.

No sitting mayor and no sitting council member should adopt an ordinance that provides a competitive advantage to a competing business in an adjacent city.

Patrick O'Neill

Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. He also doesn't always act in a proper manner at City Council meetings, ... I think the mayor's office should take a little different direction.

I'm tired of stopping a Republican mayor from doing the wrong thing. I want a mayor who's going to do the right thing, and that mayor is Freddy Ferrer.

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