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David Testa, don't waste any more time and effort responding to the make-believe "mayor."

In reply to your reasonable and factual explanation of school operations, he still demands that you do things his way after admitting that he simply does not understand what any other reasonable, logical person would learn from your comment: "[T]hey are too complex and are going in several directions at the same time."

Fortunately, the make-believe mayor lacks any restraint in his own comments, and plainly sets out the many defects with his reply.

In his mind, the Rhode Island Department of Education and his party's 9-0 council majority [who approved the $40 million bond request after actually listening to the school department's presentation] can not be trusted to provide the oversight that they are granted by the law.

Also, his self-promotional bluster aside, he is for all intents and purposes a political nobody -- making his question of "wouldn't you rather have me speaking FOR it, not AGAINST?" a further sign of his delusional view of himself.

The school committee has explained its plan for the bond money well enough to get approval from the city council; contrary to the make-believe "mayor's" delusional statements, voters are already smart enough to decide the question on its own merits.