we're standing close to the heraclitus fire

If there was a bright side to the city election Tuesday it helped me purge the clueless insensitive people from my timelines. Now its all unicorns and rainbows.
And I have to admit, this is pretty awesome too.

Some ppl complain my entire campaign was based on promising to undo things that have already been started. I'll stop doing that too, now.

— Mayor Cranley (@MayorCranley) November 6, 2013

Of course I support public transportation. Like...um...taxis! Think of them as little buses. Tiny, honking, expensive buses.

— Mayor Cranley (@MayorCranley) November 6, 2013

Streetcar funds will be used elsewhere, like paying my lawyer pals to defend the city when project contractors sue us. #creativegenius

— Mayor Cranley (@MayorCranley) November 6, 2013

.@mayormallory When you pack up your office, please leave scissors in the desk. I have lots of contracts I'll need to cut up. Tx.

— Mayor Cranley (@MayorCranley) November 7, 2013

@UrbanCincy Nobody lives in Cincinnati's urban center! At least nobody who votes, apparently. And that's why we get to scrap the streetcar.

— Mayor Cranley (@MayorCranley) November 6, 2013

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