Should a professional administrator advise an elected official on a matter of political strategy such as this? Why or Why not? If so, are there any limitations on the kinds of advice that can be given? For instance, can Anderson advise the mayor on the political consequences for him personally if he assumes leadership of the income tax campaign? If not, how should Anderson explain his position to the mayor?
Based on the readings from the book chapter, should the mayor recommend a local income tax package to the Saylor Park City Council? Which taxes should the proposal contain?
