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"[I]t can't be blamed on me," writes the two-time loser who is solely to blame for his humiliating 65-to-18 percent loss in the Sept. 12 primary.

He also falsely claims doing "due diligence" when, in fact, he only spoke to the business interests looking to build a potentially environmentally damaging storage complex next to Sand Pond -- and as he admits, he supported their plan based on only those conversations.

That is not "due diligence."

He also previously admitted that he only changed his mind after talking to surrounding neighbors -- meaning he would have been correct to speak to them in the first place, instead of having to flip-flop because of his own lack of research.

http://warwickonline.com/stories/neighbors-state-resolve-despite-solomons-declaration-to-save-pond,136340?#comments

The two-time loser also clearly did not consider that a much-needed child care center had been evicted, which may have been illegal, in light of a potential sale -- and now he is trying to present himself as somehow having a reasonable and informed opinion on the issue.

Honest, taxpaying voters are glad that their rejection of his candidacy on Sept. 12 ensured that issues like this will be resolved by actual elected officials and business people, not the flip-flopping, ill-informed two-time election loser.