Joe DiNucci must be awfully envious of Tim Cahill's front-pagery of late.

Seth Gitell reminds us he was one of the few reporters to take Cahill seriously back in 2002.

The Outraged Liberal writes it's easy for Cahill to say what he's against but that sooner or later, Cahill is going to have to start coming up with actual solutions to go with his carping (Ed. note: Because only us bloggers are allowed to kvetch round the clock):

... Cahill has been in office for six years -- and his job is to make sure the books balance. The Pike has been a problem throughout those years, but I don't seem to recall him speaking up as frequently or as loudly as he is now.

Why the absence of firm suggestions? He certainly has an interesting idea for the school building problem.

Could the answer be that he doesn't want to take the heat for the remedy? ...