Editor,

Councilmember Amourence Lee made a mockery of our council Monday night by claiming — without providing a shred of evidence — that candidate and Sustainability and Infrastructure Committee Chair Cliff Robbins, arguably the strongest compromise candidate, should have his application “set aside” owing to accusations of illegal backdoor dealings.

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LMB

I guess it's a free for all to say whatever is needed to get what you want on City Council these days. Foster City outs its terrible folks, and San Mateo gets Loraine and Hedges to bolster to Lee. Prayers up for SM residents.

Westy

All council members, except Nash, agreed that Hedges is an excellent choice. As did a very large number of speakers, especially those from his district.

Westy

My favorite quote from the meeting: "This is now being hijacked the other way around" by Councilmember Nash. Drew a big laugh, and rightly so.

If not for the wise words of the city attorney, Nash and Newsom would have had the meeting adjourn for a third time without completing the business at hand.

UnassociatedPress

Cope more.

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