Monday, December 15, 2008

Gainesville Times

Still no interest from the Gainesville Times in the stories about corrupt local Republicans.

Let me name the Republicans and make it just a little more clear.

James Mills.

The Times knew before the election that the family of Republican Representative James Mills illegally accesses Thurman Tanner drive from a property on Robinson Drive.

Those large tractor trailers blocking traffic on Thurman Tanner are owned by ... JTM Distributions. The Robinson Drive property is owned by ... etc etc etc.

The Georgia Department of Transportation says it did not build the concrete driveway from Thurman Tanner onto the Mills property.

I reviewed the Hall County records for the property. The property is not being taxed for two addresses (access to two streets). There is no record of permits to make the improvements required for a second driveway and legal access to Thurman Tanner.

Looking at the property, the concrete for the driveway was poured AT THE SAME TIME as all the other concrete.

So how did Representatve Mills get this driveway built with out any legal evidence of its existence and why can't any other "business" on Robinson Drive have the same free "enhancement?"

And, why did the Times bury the story during an election cycle?

I have a legal right to know these answers. So do all the voters in Hall County. And, all the taxpayers in Georgia who furnished the concrete for FREE.

What about it, Gainesville Times' "execs?" Are you manipulating the voters? Are you complicit in the crimes of local Republicans and the Georgia Department of Labor?

I think you are.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

Wow! Just WOW!!!!

I can't understand why no one ever covers this stuff. Did you see Shipp's Article this weekend? He said that Peter Fitzgerald would have to work overtime to clean up the corruption we have here in GA.

The answer is the driveway was quid pro quo. How do you think Mike Evans kept his job?