A surprised Mayor Cox was aghast to hear herself addressed by a member of the public as “Your Fatness” at one particularly heated meeting. “What does that tell you about how some people deal with what we’re facing here?” she says. “Somebody has to be the adult here.” from San Diego News Network July 14, 2009
It sounds like friends of yours, Cheryl.
Like your pals at San Diego County Office of Education. ("280 pounds"?!)
It sounds like the jaw-dropping childishness that you encouraged, or rather required, at Castle Park Elementary School.
It sounds like you, Cheryl. Firing your city manager for looking at racy pictures during his breaks? When the city is falling apart at the seams? Get your priorities straight, Cheryl.
And firing Mike Najera: In early May, Cox moved to force Chula Vista Port Commissioner Mike Najera’s resignation from the board that controls the bayfront acreage. Najera, she said, hadn’t done enough to get the project off the ground. Najera saw the move as payback for a fund-raiser he had hosted for Steve Castaneda, a political challenger of Cox. She denied the accusation.
Instead of blaming others for problems, Cheryl, why don't you act like a adult and take responsibility for making things better?
Note to writer Cathy Clark: Cheryl Cox was a teacher for two years. That doesn't seem to me to qualify her as a "longtime teacher".
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I think people forget that we aren't a strong-mayor council like San Diego. Here our Mayor is for all intensive purposes just another Council Member but with ceremonial duties.
If you're unhappy with what's going on with the City, with City Managers being fired, etc., then you should be upset at the current majority on the Council, as they are the ones who are voting to do those things.
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