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Big labor and business interests to co-host Filner fundraiser
You folks have a lot to learn. One of the first things Maureen O'Connor did as Mayor is to hold a joint fundraiser with her opponent, conservative Republican Bill Cleator. It was a gesture to show there were no hard feelings between the two, especially because Cleator still had two years to serve on the City Council. As a congressman, Filner is used to getting hundreds of thousands of dollars as campaign contributions, but that hasn't stopped him from doing what he thinks is right. So, this pocket change from Mel Katz will not have one iota of affect on what Bob will do or how he will do it as Mayor. You should see how it's done in places like Chicago, New York & Boston. Whatever is raised by this event would be "walking around" money in one of those places. Grow up.— November 26, 2012 11:55 a.m.