Agreeing to a spending limit would put me at a disadvantage. -Jim Newberry

 

Agreeing to a spending limit would put me at a disadvantage.


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I answered the question. They may not have liked the answer, it may not have been the answer they wanted, but I answered the question.

Jim Newberry
232

I've enjoyed having a chance to visit with Buck and the folks in his class. Plus, it's a chance to visit with some students who are politically active and will be likely to vote.

Jim Newberry
212
The college town area is the most critical piece of real estate in the community. If we find ways to effectively develop that and to promote the exchange of ideas, people and resources between downtown and campus, we would have a terrific local economy. -Jim Newberry
203

I don't think Lexington as a whole is safe.

Jim Newberry
159

You can't do effective economic development if you don't have a great schools system.

Jim Newberry
157
Many of the interests the students have are similar to the interests of the community. -Jim Newberry
142

You can't instill any kind of working relationship on the basis of that limited degree of contact.

Jim Newberry
124