All Revved up With Nowhere to Go
By Josh Resnek
The mayor is bored with being the mayor.
He hates going into his office at city hall.
He is rarely there.
He dislikes having to appear before the city council, and does so only when absolutely necessary.
He’s been there and done that so many times during the past decade that it is like putting nails in his eyes to have to talk with councilors or to debate measures he simply wants passed.
At this point in his career the mayor of Everett wants initiatives, whatever they are, to be done his way or not at all.
His vision is the only vision.
His ideas are the only ideas.
He believes he owns the keys to the city – that Everett is his – that everything he’s done over the years constitutes a big owe to him from the people of the city.
“I’m owed for everything I’ve done for this city,” he has repeatedly said to his colleagues in the public forum.
He believes this.
