Downtown Campus Referendum and Petition Validity

Supported the council's resolution and warned that the new petition effort could take away the upcoming March 10 vote.

Criticized the leadership of petition groups for trying to block plans without engaging in constructive dialogue.

Expressed deep distrust of the city council and argued that the petition is necessary to protect citizens' voting rights against backroom deals.

Voiced confusion over the special meeting and distrust of the council, asking who is funding the promotional campaign for the project.

Stated that the new petition ensures the public's right to vote because promises from the city cannot be trusted.