By: greaterhands on 10/14/08
He's the man in charge. That is a shame. He should not run the city. Do away with the mayors position. He works for Haley. I feel sorry for the city employees. Haley is not Mr Personality. I would love to buy him for what he is worth and sell hime for what he thinks he is worth. He seems to think he is above the average citizen. I wish we could vote him out. By the way cit council and mayor, I think we should vote you out.

By: haleystheproblem on 10/14/08
It's hard to imagine murfreesboro ever being a 21st century city with a 1940's mob boss at the helm. Nothing contemporary about that man, except that his girlfriend was born in a different generation.

By: barrettbear on 10/14/08
From rumors, he does not know how to communicate to people in a humane way.

By: mboromommy1 on 10/14/08
I think there are at least a few on the council that will speak up. Councilman Bratcher, McFarland, and Gilley at least are asking questions.

By: Alaskadave on 10/14/08
Hey, Everyone is on target here. This guy has got to go. If our City Council won't eject him then we should eject them! Mob-Boss is a good way to describe this guy. My only dealing with him was over the flag fiasco at the Goo Goo car wash and he was so rude to me on the phone that if he were in my face I would have punched him in the nose. No love lost here. This guy is a jerk and runs roughshod over our city employees. Haley should go now!!!!

By: les6216 on 10/14/08
I want to say that my experiences with Mr. Haley have been nothing but positive. He has shown considerable empathy and a willingness to help the uninsured and medically needy of our community through his support of the Primary Care & Hope Clinic. While he has always been fiscally responsible, he has gone out of his way numerous times to help us provide care for the poor and has represented the City's concern for all of our citizens. I recently had the opportunity to speak to Leadership Middle Tennessee, and the participants were so impressed with our City's support for our diverse community. I'm sure that no one is perfect, no city is without flaw, and certainly, some people are more personable than others; but the bottom line to me has always been how well a City's leadership cares for its most vulnerable members. In this area, my experiences have been nothing but positive.

By: JCtheKingofkings on 10/14/08
I will have to agree with the above sediment...Haley needs to go...not only because his social indescrestions, but for the millions of our tax payers dollars which he and the City Council will over spend to build the South West Loop in the wrong location down Moreland Lane.

By: whatalife on 10/15/08
Maybe he doesn't get too close to employees because he doesn't want people to know what really goes on.... Things can slip in conversations that maybe would reflect bad on his life outside of the city walls