Thanks for the comment. While neither defending nor admonishing Sharpe’s rail initiative, his public stance is that he has been involved in some business development issues in the recent past and Tampa has been given low marks due to a lack of adequate public transportation. He feels the lack of light rail has cost the area significant opportunities. He cites World Cup, Olympic, Super Bowl, Republican National Convention and various company relocation efforts. Some of that negative commentary has been echoed publicly by officials. In other instances, you would have to take the word of Mr Sharpe, if you were to accept the criticisms as authentic.