By Gary Abrams
Re “Fracking: Difference Between Hometown and State Taking Action”
Dear Dr. Khin Khin Gyi,
Your assessment is right on-point.
The problem with City Council is the voters’ apathy. As you know, there are five Council members, and only three votes are needed to pass a resolution.
Culver citizens who do vote like their politicians and views homogenized. There have been only a few exceptions, the female Council members. They have not discovered the advantage of diversity yet.
Action speaks louder than words — rent control, affordable housing and the ice skating rink situation.
I see that Carson beat L.A. City and Culver City to the punch, banning oil drilling (for 45 days, with the possibility of an extension).
Mr. Abrams, a candidate for City Council in the April 8 election, may be contacted at gabrams@ca.rr.com
