In the most recent despicable effort by our curse of a community paper to ram an unneeded and unwanted bridge with loot rail down our throats, the following paragraph in the midst of the Columbian's garbage heap leapt off the screen at me:
Thursday afternoon, Jacks completed the 50th interview of his "50 Businesses in 50 Business Days" project. Among the business owners and managers with whom he spoke were Steve and Tina Pash, owners of Frontier Landscaping, who have cut their work force to deal with the county’s economic slowdown; Bruce Davidson of Davidson & Associates insurance; and Robert Moore of Microstructure Technologies Inc. Others were car dealers Dick Hannah, Jon Creedon and Alan Webb; Bergen Peterson at Columbia Credit Union; and Tom Kemp of Peninsula Glass.If these businesses support this indefensible effort to stuff this bridge with it's $1300 per year tolls down the throats of 65,000 commuters; perhaps it's time for those 65,000; their wives, husbands, sons, daughter, girlfriends and boyfriends to take their business elsewhere.
I have accounts at Columbia Credit Union. Had them there for years.
Friends of mine have them there as well.
As part of the campaign to kill this monstrous waste of money, I will pull my accounts, urge my friends to pull their accounts, and then set about to organize each of the 65,000 commuters these businesses are trying to screw so we can screw you back.
I'm just sayin'.
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