It's going to come up again when it's time to vote on the remaining two budget bills...
Perhaps. It might not if they figure out a way to resolve these sorts of impasses going forward. A SOP if you will.
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It's going to come up again when it's time to vote on the remaining two budget bills...
ANC also said it was "constructive".That reads like the DA is committee and isn’t going anywhere.
Still waiting for them to refute this or apologise.
Cilliers Brink is a former Mayor, and still a member of council, he can easily verify or dispute them, why do you think he has instead opted to quietly disappeared from the scene?Why?
Firstly - have those numbers been verified other than just a tweet?
Secondly -
Show me one single example of a senior ANC politician apologizing. Just one.
Cilliers Brink is a former Mayor, and still a member of council, he can easily verify or dispute them, why do you think he has instead opted to quietly disappeared from the scene?
After Cilliers Brink and his buddy Hill Lewis, tell them to hurry up.Show me a single senior ANC politician apologizing.
While I don't personally have an issue with Nasiphi Moya's procession on the day of the State of the City Address, I am very sceptical of the claims made in any tweet of Michael Beaumont's. I mean, just a week ago he tweeted that ASA had scrapped the VAT hike. I'm not sure anyway if the mere presence of city officials such as police officers and firefighters actually cost the city any money, so in my view, it's much ado about nothing. But let's wait a few days to hear if Beaumont's figures are challenged. He only made the tweet yesterday as far as I can see.Cilliers Brink is a former Mayor, and still a member of council, he can easily verify or dispute them, why do you think he has instead opted to quietly disappeared from the scene?
After Cilliers Brink and his buddy Hill Lewis, tell them to hurry up.
While I don't personally have an issue with Nasiphi Moya's procession on the day of the State of the City Address, I am very sceptical of the claims made in any tweet of Michael Beaumont's. I mean, just a week ago he tweeted that ASA had scrapped the VAT hike. I'm not sure anyway if the mere presence of city officials such as police officers and firefighters actually cost the city any money, so in my view, it's much ado about nothing. But let's wait a few days to hear if Beaumont's figures are challenged. He only made the tweet yesterday as far as I can see.
That's actually a very constructive post unlike @Priapus deflection.While I don't personally have an issue with Nasiphi Moya's procession on the day of the State of the City Address, I am very sceptical of the claims made in any tweet of Michael Beaumont's. I mean, just a week ago he tweeted that ASA had scrapped the VAT hike. I'm not sure anyway if the mere presence of city officials such as police officers and firefighters actually cost the city any money, so in my view, it's much ado about nothing. But let's wait a few days to hear if Beaumont's figures are challenged. He only made the tweet yesterday as far as I can see.
You mean wouldn't?Yup. I would consider what ASA posts as factual. These are the same clowns that voted for VAT increases - without realizing it. Hardly the sharpest tool in the shed.
That's actually a very constructive post unlike @Priapus deflection.
The best way for the DA to finish what they started is to prove that there was an unnecessary waste of money on Nasiphi's parade compared to Cilliers Brink.
Hill Lewis lit the fire while sitting comfortably in Cape Town, it is now up to Cilliers Brink to deal with the fire.
There is one question to ask here mnganam, where is Cilliers Brink refutal of the figure Beaumont has posted?Deflection?
I never deflected. I asked you a question and you deflected with “Bur DA BAD” mantra and finished with “no you first”.
I was willing to agree with your narrative; if you could find a single ANC apologizing - that would demonstrate that you’re not biased or of having double standards.
Now, if those figures quoted are true (we don’t know yet) then yes, those two need to apologize.
Stop holding on to the apology thing, let me make it easy for you, no apology needed, can Cilliers Brink just confirm or deny the figures as posted by Beaumont?
Since when is being accountable to the public about the use of their money a waste of time?I’m not stuck on the apology — you’re the one who keeps bringing it up and waiting on it.
But sure, let’s move on. If you can’t point to a single ANC politician who’s ever apologized, then expecting it from other parties is a double standard. Let’s not pretend otherwise.
Now, about this idea of refuting — why exactly should they waste time responding to ASA, a party whose entire strategy is built around “DA BAD” propaganda? What kind of meaningful exchange do you think would come from that?
Would you seriously expect the Gauteng premier to engage with a 1% party that’s been lobbing cheap shots just to get a rise out of him?