Wellman, Tennant grow up

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Wellman, Tennant grow up

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This article is a perfect example

of why there are people that are just fed up with the political "bashing"

in Peachtree City. In the article it quotes Wellman's e-mail in part:

"You foolishly believed that my calls for an end to the fighting

means I am afraid of a fight." It further goes on to state, "I

am not and I'm not afraid of you."

This is something that 5-year-olds

would say to one another, "I'm not afraid of yooooou."

I was appalled by Mr. Tennant's

lack of judgment to involve our police department in an e-mail "cat

fight" between him and this guy Wellman. Our police department is

supposed to be at the highest level of alert. For Mr. Tennant to take

valuable police time to file a complaint that subsequently required a

police officer to be pulled away from more important duties, in order

to get a written statement from Wellman, is nothing short of absurd.

I assume he was elected because

his constituents felt he would be a benefit to the community in managing

the affairs of our city. He would do better for our community if he would

concentrate on the important items of government rather than political

bickering. With this nonsense it makes me wonder if Mr. Tennant is a benefit

to the political process.

I'm the type of person that

likes to look at a problem and come up with a solution, rather than just

criticize. With that, I'd like to suggest a solution. It is something

I do with my small grandchildren when they act like babies.

Mr. Tennant, Mr. Wellman, go

stand in a corner until you can be civil to one another; you are both

acting like babies. Concentrate on what is important and quit wasting

our time.

Walt Nowak

Peachtree City

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