To continue the poker analogy, Mayor Miller is short-stacked and her table image is weak. Depending on how you look at it–and depending on if you’re Mitch Rasansky or not–she’s either the lone crusader against Ray Hunt and big businesses or she’s a roadblock to development. Full story here.
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