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Atlanta Forward: Leadership

By Rick Badie
Nov 12, 2014

Atlanta City Councilwoman Felicia Moore won’t relent on her quest for Mayor Kasim Reed and his administration to provide access to city financial information. Reed, for his part, won’t agree to offer the official unilateral access to such documents. I interviewed Moore about the ongoing standoff, while a top city official explains the mayor’s take on the issue.

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