Helping hands for Menlo council candidates

Thanks, Sandy, for your recent fair and balanced campaign reporting. My opinion of the Almanac has improved as a result of your work.

We also helped ourselves to many Pro-Measure L campaign signs. We need to protect our future brothers and sisters who will join our ranks as city employees.

There were about a dozen VOLUNTEERS walking over the weekend and through today for Robinson, Cline and Keith, also dropping Democratic endorsement door hangers to Dem households in many precincts.

I also saw union members walking for No on L.

A week before someone from my neighborhood dropped by a No on L flier.

I observed every NO on T flier accompanied by Bernstein's campaign literature as well as Paterson's xeroxed flier.

So there were MANY different efforts happening Citywide from many points of view.

Perhaps at some point Mr. "Helping Hands" will find himself in trouble by stealing signs off of private property. I stand in disbelief regarding the unions and how they believe it is their right to make unGodly amounts of money, and benefits, and pensions, off of the backs of taxpayers, and then try to defeat a measure that is attempting to maintain some sanity in our city/county/state budgets. I wondering if our city's union could go by way of our steel unions, our textile unions, our auto unions etc. Would we miss them?