Geo. Kaiser wants to turn Tulsa into Austin!

[JD8]

Well change my diaper and call me a "conservative." Damn Leebralls!! Private citizen spends millions making where he lives a better place!

 

[C_Hallbert]

And I want Austin turned back into a desert.

Austin is about ten years behind San Francisco and Oakland. Soon, people will be dedicating on the sidewalks there too.


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[Backstrap]

Austin would die for our philanthropic billionaires, legalized medical marijuana, low cost of living, and lack of any serious traffic issues.

 

[Tanis143]

Austin would die for our philanthropic billionaires, legalized medical marijuana, low cost of living, and lack of any serious traffic issues.

Not to mention they have that crappy school there as well!

 

[1911Sooner]

Keep Tulsa weird?

 

[Louro]

Kaiser stated he want to turn Tulsa into Austin

Now wait a minute guys,
Lets wait and see what they want to re-name Austin first, few choices
1. La Ciudad de Pancho Villa
2. La Ciudad de miliano Zapata

Good choices, EH

 

[Glocktogo]

Well change my diaper and call me a "conservative." Damn Leebralls!! Private citizen spends millions making where he lives a better place!

In his opinion.

 

[D. Hargrove]

6 months from now this will be a nice place for the homeless and crackheads to enjoy.

Nah, OSA will remain the same... LOL

 

[JD8]

In his opinion.

Not really, it's pretty much a fact looking at all the things he's done. I can cite examples all day long.... from 36 degrees North, to helping fund schools on the west side, to that industrial park expansion that was just announced.

I understand that people don't like his politics, however, again..... he's a private citizen giving back to his community and doing more than the government dreamed of. With respect to the supposed Republican fundamentals around here, it should be appreciated. I've been exposed to several small business dealings with the KFF and politics have not come up once... only business.

 

[donner]

this thread is very reminiscent of the discussion about the BOK center many years ago.

this place never fails to deliver