John Knight
John Knight
advantages weaknesses whatever
We have to go for whatever advantages we can, whatever weaknesses we can spot.
city effort event great occasion state together united
This is going to be a great occasion for the city, ... This is a united effort all of us working collectively together to make this a great event for the city of Montgomery, this state and this nation.
concerning hook phones ringing
I think your phones have been ringing off the hook concerning this bill.
advantage alignment bringing companies distinct nations oil political
Having some kind of political alignment between nations and their oil companies is bringing a distinct competitive advantage. That advantage will not be going to the stateless multinationals.
police running
It's running a lot smoother than what it was at the old police station.
close days puts putting start waiting
Waiting 90 days puts us too close to the Trojan implosion. We need to start putting things into place now.
last round taking win won year
We won in the first round last year and now we want to win in the first round and win in the second. We just want to keep taking one more step.
buy car interest likely longer people remind salesman stadium tax wear
The people with a vested interest who want a stadium tax subsidy kind of remind me of a used car salesman -- the longer they keep trying, they more they wear you down, ... Generally, when you go to buy a car, the longer you are at the dealer, the more likely it is you are going to get screwed.
confident dismissed front gets given judge motion ruled
We're down to one (claim) and we're very confident that this will also be dismissed once the appropriate motion gets in front of the judge, given how the judge has ruled to date.
challenge defense pressure second soft switched
We switched it to more of a pressure defense in the second half. We were too soft in the first half. We wanted to really challenge their offense.
fight general supports
When you read Laveen's General Plan, it supports lower-density (housing) and an agricultural lifestyle. So why do we keep having to fight these higher-density developments?