Dear Linda Jumps Ship before the newly Elected City Council Members can get to her.
Posted in Greensboro City Council
Nov. 21, 2007 at 11:10
by BrendaBee
Much happened at the City Council meeting last night besides my euphoric account of the non applause offered Mitchell Johnson, but I was just too upset to talk about it last night. I simply wanted to take the time to continue to giggle about the moment in the proceedings when everyone was supposed to give Mitchell Johnson a big hand of applause and only one loud set of hands were heard before a few others hesitantly, and with embarrassment for the situation and for Johnson quietly joined in.First of course was the announcement that City Attorney Linda Miles is retiring. That is she is jumping ship before she has to answer for her actions concerning the David Wray trashing that she was so instrumental in assuring happened. The newly elected City Council is sure to bring on some heat. So next I see Mitchell Johnson retiring. Then again in his arrogance he just may try to bluff it out. After all $179,000 a year salary is a lot to walk away from.
I hope resigning of dear Linda does not stop David Wray from naming her in the lawsuit I sincerely hope he lodges against the City of Greensboro. Seeing her on the witness stand telling the truth if she dares, but more likely in her stupidity and arrogance taking the chance of perjuring herself, will be a spectacle I for one would love to see. Being a city employee she personally won't be held to any monetary loses for her part in this unholy outrage, but at the least she can be disbarred and have her reputation destroyed just as she actively sought to destroy David Wray. Perhaps she can even be found guilty of some ethical or moral or whatever code of conduct by the legal profession and find herself in a camp cupcake for a brief but humiliating stay. I certainly hope so. BB
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Nov. 21, 2007 - on mitch
Billy The Blogging PoetThink about Mitch's raise this way: As a government offical he has a contract with the City. I'm not privy to his contract but most of these contracts require that people like Johnson get paid for a period of time after leaving the job sometimes up to a year or more even if fired. If that happens to be the case Johnson just found a way to add a few thousand more dollars to his bank account. Or to his personal legal defense fund.
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Nov. 21, 2007 - Untitled Comment
My sincere wishes for the latter Billy!Posted by BrendaFayBowers
