Once again, in any coverage I have seen of the mayors race, the one thing that I never see is any position where they want to see economic development in the City.  With both of them already supporting the completion of the rail, any discussion around the issue is only there to facilitate it's end - get more money, audit the books, kick the managers out, change the law - the thing is plowing ahead to get done. 

My one question to both of them now is "okay, you believe in the rail, now how is it going to help us with economic development in the City and County?" If both of them feel it is better to just rest on their record (Caldwell) or blame the other guy (Djou), than this very critical question about economic development, which we should all be asking as voters, will never be asked. 

Perhaps we should start.