Waterbury has no wrong !!

Why is it that when you try to tell an official in Waterbury that there is some funny business going on, the only thing they can respond with are:

you're dilusional
this official has never done wrong
why are you on a witch hunt
what is your political agenda

and my favorite:

there will be legal action taken !!

Not knowing that if they take legal action, they will find out things that would have been better left alone

Give someone a City job and a title and they think they can do no wrong ..........

or wont get caught

And the recent assignments of Berger & Pinto with funds from federal stimulus dollars had been done in a non political way. <--- that's sarcasm.
i feel sorry for the taxpayers of waterbury; custodians making 80K, employees "borrowing" city property, convicted ex-govenor making 100K to consult on bringing in new business, etc.
even if it something fishy is pointed out, the public is too lame to want to change or do anything about it.

Funny wrote:

Why is it that when you try to tell an official in Waterbury that there is some funny business going on, the only thing they can respond with are:
you're dilusional
this official has never done wrong
why are you on a witch hunt
what is your political agenda
and my favorite:
there will be legal action taken !!
Not knowing that if they take legal action, they will find out things that would have been better left alone
Give someone a City job and a title and they think they can do no wrong ..........
or wont get caught

Waterbury is awesome. LMAO

rxk wrote:

And the recent assignments of Berger & Pinto with funds from federal stimulus dollars had been done in a non political way. <--- that's sarcasm.
i feel sorry for the taxpayers of waterbury; custodians making 80K, employees "borrowing" city property, convicted ex-govenor making 100K to consult on bringing in new business, etc.
even if it something fishy is pointed out, the public is too lame to want to change or do anything about it.
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They are more than lame! Slightly over 13,000 people (out of over 50,000) came out to vote Tuesday.