Last week, I shared a few thoughts on the "Better Streets, Safer City" initiative that a few thousands Oklahoma City residents will vote on today. It's the bond and tax package that will raise over a billion dollars to fund everything from new roads and bridges to new fireman and policeman to new corporate welfare and taxpayer subsidies.
The article was so amazing and well-articulated that it caught the attention of our city's resident contrarian – OKC City Councilman Ed Shadid: