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Whoops: Rescheduled McGinn Press Conference Conflicts With O'Brien's Tunnel Resolution
Mayor Mike McGinn rescheduled a press conference to discuss this morning's vote on three tunnel agreements just ten minutes before the conference was scheduled to begin. The briefing was originally scheduled for 2:00, and is now starting at 3:00 instead.
The rescheduled briefing now conflicts directly with city council member Mike O'Brien's quixotic introduction of a resolution that would put the agreements to a public vote in August. O'Brien is McGinn's only council ally on the tunnel issue, so it's ironic that the mayor's own anti-tunnel event has been scheduled to conflict directly with O'Brien's resolution, which he'll introduce around 3:00 just five floors down from the mayor's office.
It's unclear why McGinn rescheduled today's briefing---an email from McGinn spokesman Aaron Pickus did not include a reason---but a technical glitch that prevented many reporters from finding out about the briefing could be one explanation.
The rescheduled briefing now conflicts directly with city council member Mike O'Brien's quixotic introduction of a resolution that would put the agreements to a public vote in August. O'Brien is McGinn's only council ally on the tunnel issue, so it's ironic that the mayor's own anti-tunnel event has been scheduled to conflict directly with O'Brien's resolution, which he'll introduce around 3:00 just five floors down from the mayor's office.
It's unclear why McGinn rescheduled today's briefing---an email from McGinn spokesman Aaron Pickus did not include a reason---but a technical glitch that prevented many reporters from finding out about the briefing could be one explanation.
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