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Now that I'm done puking in my mouth let me pick this garbage apart.

BS #1 - It was symbolic of how Mayor Scott Avedisian, Warwick’s only elected Republican official, will need to reach across to Democrats to get things done. Can someone please point to one example of anything that Scott has done in the last 18 years that resembles any sense of Republican values? I mean other than, tax increases every year, massive nepotism and pandering to the unions, incompetence at managing pension funding, shopping for actuaries who fashion the numbers according to who cuts the check, destroying a community based upon gifts to a quasi public agency whose numbers continue to plummet, who turns a blind eye to blatant theft, waste and abuse, and that's just for starters.

BS #2 - “Warwick is lucky you don’t have term limits; you’ve had this guy for almost 20 years,” states Raimondo. Maybe Gina is a closet drunk. See above facts, drive thru our roads, read our budgets documents, read the actuarial report of the future of the funds and the unfunded liabilities. Read the Moody's report of the down grade of RIAC due to major bonded debt and loss of flight and passenger numbers. It is apparent that both Gina and Scott feel as though the resident base is asleep or inebriated to the same extent as they are.

BS #3 - Yeah, were on the move alright and the wind is at our back. Unfortunately the storm is pushing us directly into a brick wall face first. WalletHub ranked Warwick the 28th Best-Run City on their 2016 Best-Run Cities list. Another joke, just as laughable as Wilkinson's pledge to perform a fiscal audit of the city.

I wonder if anyone from the city or school department is paying attention and will be attending scumbag school dept. thief David Laplante's motion to dispose of his multiple felony theft case on Jan. 12 at 9:00 in courtroom 4F. Probably not, as even in view of the theft of $100,000 in merchandise, the school dept. still doesn't want to spend $12,000 for GPS monitoring. Thanks Karen Bachus.

Maybe Corrente can step in and rescue the city if in fact all of his litigation's as a defendant are completed by 2018.