Naughty or nice? Ladra has her own list of our local good kids and bad ones

T’was the night before Christmas, and all through the town, all the people worked hard, to bring us up — or bring us down.
The activists spoke, as they were ignored. The electeds just yawned — they are always so bored.
They lobbyists conspired, the developers stole. Some government flacks left us all in a hole. 
But don’t worry dear readers, because what did appear? But a loud chihuahua with a phone to her ear.
People knew in a moment, it must be Ladra, a watchdog con garras que nunca se amarra
And she whistled and shouted and called them by name, bad political players just playing a game.
Her eyes are wide open, her mouth in a smirk, she knows who’s the hero and who is the jerk. 
So, raising a finger to the side of her nose, and leaving a love note in her sarcastic prose,
She gifts everybody with a beautiful list, while it’s quite incomplete she knows you get the gist.

This is Ladra’s inaugural Naughty and Nice list, featuring some of the people this year who did some good — they show up when needed, and do the work without a development budget or a PR firm — or some very very bad people who are only interested in themselves.
We’re not going to include electeds because, well, that would make the naughty list terribly long and the whole thing lopsided.
So, without further ado, here are Ladra’s picks for the naughty and nice in local government. Santa, take note. We’re going to start with the naughty list, because, admit it, that’s what people really want to read.
Naughty girls and boys

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