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jwyland@csulb.edu (Jason Wyland) wrote:

>Michael Higby (MHigby@Primenet.com) wrote:
>: Who do you think should be mayor of LA?  The election is next year, and 
>: Richard Riordan is expected to run for re-election.  Others rumored to run 
>: include State Senator Tom Hayden (D) Santa Monica and LA City Councilman Mark 
>: Ridley-Thomas?
>
>: Do any of these three men have the sufficient vision and political skills to 
>: lead LA into the 21st Century?  If not, who would be the ideal candidate?
>
>: I would love to get a dialogue going on this topic, though the election may be 
>: a way off and we are more presently concerned with the Presidential campaign, 
>: plans are being made now by those who will run and we may be able to draft an 
>: ideal candidate (if not the above three) via the net.

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>Michael
>I think that the big issue of that election may be a possible breakup of the city of Los 
>Angeles (Boland's Bill)--
>Jason Wyland, jwyland@csulb.edu


I'll go for that. In fact L.A. should probably be broken up into 3 or
4 cities (the valley communities, west side, harbor area, etc.). It's
too damned big and spread out to be managed efficiently the way it is
now. L.A. leadership has been out of touch with many outlying areas
for years no matter who has been mayor.