Talk:Dennis Mills

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Please stop deleting material and cutting out that he is known for being socially conservative. My guess is that seeing you like Dennis Mills, and even more shockingly have read his book, are either a campaign worker or a relative. Please note that while you might dislike information critical of him being displayed on Wikipedia, we are dedicated towards neutrality, see also (Wikipedia:NPOV). - SimonP 00:26, May 25, 2004 (UTC)

I'm not just deleting anything critical of him - his views on social issues ARE mixed - he is viewed by some as a conservative and some as a liberal.

As well, the building IS still slated to become housing (I looked it up), and I have actually read his book - it's not a flat tax.

As well, you got the date wrong on funding for the University - the $125 million was given in May, the University was funded immediately.

I can go on and explain all of my changes if you want me to.

- Tyking

Three million does not fund a university, the broken promises made by Mills in previous election about waterfront funding a relevant, the building was ruled unfit by the provincial government, and he is unquestionably one of the most socially conservative Liberals. Do you deny that his defeat is one of the highest priorities of Gay-Rights groups. (and no I'm not working for Jack Layton, I'm working for Oliva Chow)- SimonP 02:22, May 25, 2004 (UTC)

You were right about the building, in early May it was announced that it will be turned over to a housing group. - SimonP 02:31, May 25, 2004 (UTC)

If you are close to Mills it would be great, and also good for his publicity, if you could get a public domain picture to add to this article. - SimonP 02:40, May 25, 2004 (UTC)