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lighthead2toe · 11-19-2013, 02:44 PM

This person is unfit to hold public office.

Prior to the drug revelation Mr. Ford publicly made racist and personal offensive remarks against those who opposed him. That part seems to have been overlooked at this stage.

The citizens of Toronto who voted him into office were clearly duped.

He is an international embarrassment on the world stage and celebrities like Gord who live in Toronto and there are many, would constantly be on the lookout as to not be seen in public with him.

It seems at this stage we're stuck with having to endure his image in our faces every time we turn on our TV sets to catch up on the news.

Mayoral candidates seem to come in many different packages and with the next election another year away Toronto voters have lots of time to scrutinize those who are in the line up.

Now that I'm back living in the city I love my choice first and foremost will not be for the candidate who will brag about how much money he can save the taxpayer but whether she or he is fit or unfit to hold public office.

The last thing Toronto citizens need is a follow up to spectacle that's being delivered to us at this moment.

11-19-2013, 02:44 PM	#6
lighthead2toe Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: canada Posts: 920	Re: Toronto mayor admits smoking cocaine This person is unfit to hold public office. Prior to the drug revelation Mr. Ford publicly made racist and personal offensive remarks against those who opposed him. That part seems to have been overlooked at this stage. The citizens of Toronto who voted him into office were clearly duped. He is an international embarrassment on the world stage and celebrities like Gord who live in Toronto and there are many, would constantly be on the lookout as to not be seen in public with him. It seems at this stage we're stuck with having to endure his image in our faces every time we turn on our TV sets to catch up on the news. Mayoral candidates seem to come in many different packages and with the next election another year away Toronto voters have lots of time to scrutinize those who are in the line up. Now that I'm back living in the city I love my choice first and foremost will not be for the candidate who will brag about how much money he can save the taxpayer but whether she or he is fit or unfit to hold public office. The last thing Toronto citizens need is a follow up to spectacle that's being delivered to us at this moment.