Race in the ballot box should be irrelevant. Half an hour remaining with our guest, Anthony A. Williams, Democratic candidate for mayor of Washington, D.C. washington,d.c. First, we have to distinguish in our agencies the critical from the casual, the necessary from the nice. That is, we have to focus and concentrate our time and attention on the essential things public works does and apply whatever is necessary to realizing that objective. If there's a blockage in the agency, you've got to detour around it.
Rehabilitation calls for managed competition.
Give our employees the tools, resources, and training to compete and they will do a better job at less cost to the taxpayer. This is the experience in comeback cities such as Philadelphia, Detroit, and Indianapolis. Yes, I believe I have received solid endorsements from my opponents. If you compare my endorsements to those from your archives, I'm sure they stack up. And no, I don't think the degree of endorsement is that important in any case.