What is so patently clear is that people like you are so imbued with the spirit of exceptionalism….and entitlement….that you would dismiss those others around you…as without worth.

We pay the taxes and we do the service. And we are hard working people. What about you?

Perhaps if whites, hispanics, asians (those others you forget exist and vote) were to return the favor….where would black people in Atlanta be now?

And frankly, because of the sentiment that we have been forced to swallow for so many years….frankly, we don’t give a damn anymore.

Vote for Mary Norwood. The ONLY candidate that isn’t in the deep pocket of the Black crooks of Atlanta. Those crooks who have been leaching $$$ from ALL of us for 36 plus years.

Your handle, whatever it is, will come to readers here loud and clear. I think you really like the attention because you certainly have been shilling for your man.

Secondly, IF I didn’t know Mary (and I do) everything here written by (well padded) Reed supporters, staff, and those extremely illiterate posters in Reed’s camp…

….would make me look at Proud Mary a second time.

You all can say what you want about Mary, and you will….but she’s been in my SW Atlanta neighborhood WAY before she was running for mayor. Years before.

Reed? Never heard of the man…or saw him….until he decided to run for mayor, and that was only one time. And he was a stuffed potato head at the meeting. He was bored, uninterested in what we presented to him, and looked like he just wanted to get away from the public meeting. Perhaps we were too pale for his comfort?

What a boob. What an arrogant fellow. He seemed very uncomfortable because he didn’t have any advisers around him whispering in his ear about ‘answers’.

Mary at least can think on her little feet. Reed? Yeah, right.

Deborah, save me a booth at Manuels on Dec. 1st. Win or lose, Mary will not sink into obscurity. She has shaken up the landscape and there is hope out there.

Perhaps the Machine has some fuel left, but there are engine cracks now, too.

The legal dispute began in 2002 when the city awarded the contract to Clear Channel Airports of Georgia and its minority partner, Barbara Fouch, a close friend of the late Mayor Maynard Jackson

http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/city-officials-win-ruling-199816.html

You can continue to try and paint Reed supporters as staffers, but it does nothing for your candidate. It certainly doesn’t change the fact that Reed has risen like a “Phoenix” from 9 points to 49 points in just over three months. If your candidate was as stron a leader as y’all want everyone to believe, she would’ve closed the deal when the field was full.

Don’t be mad because I speak intelligently about my candidate and yours. Believe it or not, I’ve probably interacted with Mary Norwood more than both of you.