ocean avenues on the cost of shutting the reputation it has had over the years before being dirty, unkempt, hit or miss in terms of local business. with a new library and the avalon bay project in the master plan, now is the time the ocean avenue can become one of the premier streets in the city. in fact one other thing that i should mention is the corridor project that has been a particular help and i appreciate the city focusing on that. my only feeling, the reason i support cbd, residents have made an investment in the ocean avenue corridor. the city has made an investment there. in these times of sharing, it is time for the business owners and property owners to reciprocate. i think it is very important that we all share the commitment to making it the premier street that it can be. this is the last piece of the puzzle in my view. i wholeheartedly support it and recommend moving forward. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please? >> supervisors, i am a 32 year resident of wedgewood park and a lifelong resident of the area. i am here to strongly supporting cbd as i l

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you know, and i hope he doesn't but one wonders if that idea actually has some purchase inside the unkempt thing that is the head of newt gingrich. >> given that we were colonies and we rebelled, that we were anti-colonialists, when did anti-colonialism become anti-american? i thought we've almost always also worked with the colonies who sought to get out from under the thumb of the european colonists. >> yeah, because we didn't like being colonies. we didn't like colonialism. but somehow, again, inside his head, that narrative has been twisted, and one imagines that he fancies himself, you know, a retired british colonel in 1963 sitting around in his armchair puffing his pipe saying who lost kenya, you know, that sort of thing. >> yes. why do they call row desia rhodesia? >> why do they call -- what's his end game? nobody's blown himself up more in america except wile e. coyote. >> i suppose we could give him a nice assortment of fine acme products as a parting gift. >> one big anvil. >> other than that, nothing really. this doesn't lead anywhere. i don't know a single republican involved