With the furor surrounding PSTA CEO Brad Miller, the
GreenLight opposition is calling for his resignation.
I'm not so sure that is a good idea.
With the deep pocketed GreenLight-Yes PAC supported by the
The National Association of Realtors, local stock and bond houses and high tech
companies looking to cash in on GreenLight's train to nowhere, Mr. Miller is
turning out to be one of No Tax For Tracks
biggest assets.
Miller just can't seem to resist the temptation to play in politics
with PSTA funds; problem is he continues to misuse the funds he is entrusted to
oversee.
Given what has been
uncovered so for, it is hard not to believe there are a lot more scurrilous
activities going on out at PSTA. It is probably time for The Sheriff's white
collar crime unit or the State Attorney General to take a look at the goings on
at PSTA.
Most political operatives I know would love to have a guy
like Miller in the opposition. It seems Mr. Miller only stops shooting himself
in the foot long enough to reload.
Latest debacle resulted in a hasty refund of $345,000 to Homeland
Security for using federal dollars to advertise supporting the sales tax
initiative.
Meanwhile Mr. Miller, PSTA CEO, is quickly becoming the
Poster Child for why the public should defeat the November 4 sales tax
referendum.
As for as we know, Mr. Miller's indiscretions have only been
for a small amount of money up to now, but hand this guy $130 Million a year
your guess is as good as mine as to how far he will go to get his train.
The latest report shows GreenLight Yes funding at almost
$650,000, but the publicity surrounding Mr. Miller is as they say, "Priceless".
So hang in there Mr. Miller. Keep lying to the public,
denigrating those who oppose your train and misusing tax payer dollars. It will
take a large portion of what's left in the GreenLight-Yes coffers to put enough
lipstick on this pig to cover up the scars.
Do you really want to tax yourself $130 Million a year and
turn it over to this guy?
E-mail
Doc at: dr.webb@verizon.net. Or
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Disclosures: Contributor to No Tax for Tracks.
Disclosures: Contributor to No Tax for Tracks.
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