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Big cash for Myrtle Cole from Mission Valley
This might sound kind of funny, but people buy things everyday. Cars, homes and viewpoints. I always find it interesting when people pay for what they want other people feel like they don't deserve what they get. Most of the people walking around have more knowledge in their cell phones then in their heads. The sum total of all mans knowledge can be accessed in the palm of their hands, but most fail to check anything out. What ever they read they believe and what ever they see on TV they know is true. If the problem is that people with money can buy a point of view or a vote, than we should change the way money can be used in that venue. To fault someone who has money and the brains to use it for their benefit is like blaming a gun for killing people and not the bullet. Maybe we should stop the sales of bullets. Or maybe she isn't as dumb as you think. If you are trying to build something in your community get people to invest where they have never done it before the 4th District, maybe it is a good idea to encourage people to invest not just in Mission Valley, but on Euclid Avenue right off the 94 freeway, or maybe even further into her district. I have a lot of trouble finding fault in a mothers attempt to help her children. That is after all what mothers do, love, care for and most of all protect their children. At least she admits her mistakes and tries not to do them again. No harm No foul. Let's vote the money out of the game and then see who wants to play. Not just local, but national as well. Right— August 5, 2015 7:47 p.m.