People do not want streetcars. We’re going to start building subways and we’re going to start right now.
I sent my first email to Mayor Ford today. I’ll be giving him my first phone call later today as well. I’m so happy that he plans on returning all of his calls: we have so much to discuss, him and I.
Yes, yes. I know it’s the Sun. But isn’t it telling that the most “fiscally responsible” candidate was also the one who most vastly overspent his campaign funds? The only way that Rob Ford could afford to be mayor is his own personal riches. Being fat, sweaty and ugly with poor fashion sense doesn’t mean you’re any less of the existing city hall establishment, Robert.
Also, I relish another chance to reiterate my prediction that Toronto will be more in debt at the end of our Rob Ford Ride than we are right at this very second.
While I’m not a chef, I do like eating,” he says, and veal parmesan, steak and Chinese food top his list.
I guess the big guy couldn’t wait until he was sworn in until he got to work on those campaign promises of his. Good job, mister mayor!
We’ve heard so much about what Rob Ford is against, it’s nice to finally know what issues he is for.
This is, by far, the most terrifying statement Mr. Ford has said in his entire life. Let’s stop a second and imagine what kind of gravy trains he’d find in Parliament. I shudder to think.
Herp de derp, I’m mayor of Toronto. I’m gonna give out some candy. Herp de derp.
I wonder if Rob Ford thinks the Santa Claus Parade should be held in parking lots, just as he believes Marathons should.
