Valstwo

Valstwo t1_ivqku6n wrote

If Baltimore were doing well as a city with politicians who were directly dealing with the issues at hand, I would agree with you. I understand your logic and I respect your position but I just don't agree

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Valstwo t1_ivqj2nz wrote

There are a couple issues with that. First of all, different people's opinions vary on who is considered a good politician. Secondly, the bill allows for 8 years in city council, an additional 8 years as city council president and an additional 8 years as mayor. A truly good politician can stay in office for 24 years! They can also run again for whatever office they had after sitting out for 8 years.

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Valstwo t1_ivqh25o wrote

I am. Baltimore has a long history of corrution, entitlement and one party politics. That is rarely a good combination. Career politicians often have the goal of assuring their power and influence. While there have certainly been good leaders in office for many years, having the same people on city council for decades is not productive, in my opinion.

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Valstwo t1_ivknzxm wrote

While I agree that Sinclair provides slanted news and Atlas is lame, I don't think the idea of term limits for our city is bad. Just because the question is supported by Sinclair / Smith does not mean it is a bad idea. Somtimes good ideas are supported by those you don't like or respect. #principleoverparty

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