No wonder Mayor Boughton was talking to Corporation Council in the hallways during the executive session.
No wonder Pauline Basso made an appearance in the hallways during the executive session.
No wonder the parade ordinance was bought up for discussion AFTER THE CAMERAS STOPPED ROLLING and the public went home UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT THE MEETING WAS OVER AFTER THE EXECUTIVE SESSION.
No wonder Mayor Boughton decided to act tough in front of the council AFTER THE CAMERAS WERE TURNED OFF.
No wonder Mayor Boughton decided to pick every anti-immigrant supporter of his so-called ordinance while ignoring Helena Abrantes and other critics of the ordinance who were prepared to rip him to shreds (he's damn lucky I didn't raise my hand).
I wonder how Common Councilman Robert Riley can look himself in the mirror tonight.
We'll bring you everything that happened at last night's outrageous Common Council meeting later but one thing is for certain...Mayor Boughton is a disgrace to this city and will probably go down as the most partisan, disgraceful, arrogant mayor in the history of this city who needs to be booted out of office.
We're in touch with those who are familiar with Freedom of Information law as well as in contact with members of the national mainstream media and I personally promise that I WILL DO EVERYTHING IN OUR POWER TO GET YOU ALL THE INFORMATION REGARDING WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THE CAMERAS STOPPED ROLLING, THE PUBLIC LEFT, AND THE MAYOR PULLED HIS DIRTY TRICKS.
Look citizens of Danbury, we're living in a banana republic folks...you better wake up and smell the coffee.
...developing.
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On September 26, 2007, ten plaintiffs filed suit in response to an arrest of aday laborers at a public park in Danbury, Connecticut. Plaintiffs amended their complaint on November 26, 2007.
