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Comment on Anaheim’s New Majority Eager to Set a Different Course by Anaheim Inaugurates Two Reformist, Two Resort-Backed City Councilmembers Following FBI Corruption Probe - Corruption Buzz
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Comments for Voice of OC
“What we don’t have is this majority that will vote in lockstep with crony capitalism,” said Tait, who will be termed out in 2018.
Jose F. Moreno (pictured at an election night party) came back to win over Jordan Brandman in a tight race for Anaheim City Council.
Yet, despite their divergent paths, Tait and Moreno say they share more than their party affiliations might suggest.
The Anaheim Streetcar project, another favorite of the current council majority, is almost certain to see its final demise.
Neither Tait nor Moreno would say whether they will push to replace top city staff – nor did they rule it out.
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