Empty complaints
 

Just a suggestion to reduce some of the carping.

Complaints about the developer might be taken more seriously if they had more credibility. IMO, those criticizing any business management team should share with their audience their credentials and backgrounds that qualify them to pass judgement.

Otherwise, it all sounds like monday morning quarterbacking, particularly when the posters involved have a history of posts infused with negative ions.

I have never in my whole life been to, attended, signed up or gone to ANY political meeting or attended any rally political or otherwise. I have not gone to the squares when any political figure was here in The Villages, did not go when Fox News was here.


I don't go to political gatherings, nor do I post that political gatherings are happening or where they are.

The last book written by a politician I bought and read and still own is Dreams of My Father and I purchased it prior to this administration. I think it is the only one I bought and read by a politician. I never judge people by how much money they have or don't have. I am a realist...pretty much. I often want to say things that are not considered politically correct.

Yawn

The Morse family and their corporations have done a marvelous job and have rightly become wealthy in so doing. They have provided a retirement haven like no other and their politics are of no concern to me. They are, however, not omnipotent or infallible. It seems to me that the discussion in this thread is focused on the AAC and the rightly criticized failure to give or get important information regarding the sale of the property in question. It is unquestionable that the developers have tight control of virtually everything that goes on in The Villages, so if something is handled poorly, or well they deserve some of the criticism or credit. They are not beyond questioning.

Agreed. And whether or not someone belongs to a political party or goes to a political gathering is not germane to the conversation at hand.