Faced with a record of doing nothing during his four years on council, Mo Greene chooses the low road
Candidate Mo Greene has seemingly concluded that he cannot compete with candidate Tim Bohen on a straightforward basis. Both are current council members. Both are vying for a seat on council. Bohen is running on the issues. Greene, on the other hand, has resorted to going after Bohen in a most unusual way.
Greene "plays the victim"
Greene has resorted to portraying himself as a victim, alleging to one reliable source that Bohen has threatened to kill him. This claim is ridiculous. If Bohen had indeed made such a threat, Greene would have reported it to the police immediately. Filing police reports on Bohen is a common tactic used by his compadre and current Councilmember Steve Solomon. Greene has not presented any evidence to support his accusation. And he has filed no such report. Greene was "so afraid" of Bohen that he asked for, but did not get, police protection at last week's Sun City candidate forum. Trust us. Greene survived nicely. Just like Bohen's supposed threat, nothing happened. It's all smoke.
The core issue for Greene is his lack of accomplishments on which to campaign. During four years on the Town Council, he has achieved virtually nothing, as evidenced by the panel at right, listing his accomplishments.
Desperate to come up with something he did, he grabs onto the work of others...
Last week, at the Sun City Candidate Forum, Greene was so desperate to demonstrate that he actually did something in his four years on council that he claimed credit for an elevator that is being added to the community center. It was not his idea. The idea came from former Oro Valley resident Jim Horne, who embarrassed the council into doing something in 2022. Interestingly, Candidate Bill Rodman made a big deal about it during his failed campaign in 2022.
It took until March 1, 2023, for the council to act to approve an elevator. The motions needed for this were made by Vice Mayor Barrett and seconded by Council Member Nicolson. All seven Council Members, including Bohen and Greene, voted to approve. The vote was the extent of Greene's involvement.
The only notable action Greene took in his four years on council was to second every motion made by Councilmember Solomon.
Tomorrow: "Candidate Greene Discusses His Goal's on Council and More..."- - -
