Yeah, it's a copy of that.

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10:46 PM yesterday J.R. commented on 43rd District Dems Endorse Ed Murray for Mayor.
McGinn and Steinbrueck went all out to block, but when the votes were tallied, it turns out a lot of their people in the room weren't really voting members of the 43rd. A big win for Murray.
May 17 J.R. commented on In Which I Do Not Declare My Candidacy for Seattle City Council.
Good arguments as to why you didn't run, Goldy. Which means that, more than ever, it's time for District Elections in Seattle.

@2: David Schraer? That's your big argument? That guy didn't "get his message out," he merely established himself as a joke candidate.
May 17 J.R. commented on Tim Burgess Drops Out.
@8: Correct. Burgess is a mainstream Democrat and most his support will probably go to the other mainstream Democrat in the race: Ed Murray.
May 15 J.R. commented on If the Seattle Times Can Afford 7 Editorial Board Members, Surely It Can Afford an Ombudsman.
Martin's comment that the Stranger should focus on its coverage of homelessness was kind of odd. Do you think he's confusing the Stranger with Real Change?
May 10 J.R. commented on New Metro Policy Says Drivers Who Find Pot on the Bus Need to Return It.
From now on, Metro drivers will all have good weed, in addition to their nice umbrellas.
May 10 J.R. commented on Ed Murray has Three Days to Fundraise for Mayor.
"Look at Bruce's endorsement list—it's basically every person of color who's lost a race in the last 10 years."

Snarky, but pretty much accurate.
May 9 J.R. commented on Updated: Seattle Weekly Eliminates Restaurant Critic Position.
You're right, I don't read the Weekly. Who's your favorite Weekly writer, SFG. Yourself?
May 9 J.R. commented on Seattle Weekly Eliminates Restaurant Critic Position.
Nobody reads the Weekly and nobody will notice when it is converted to a "robust" website later thia year.
Apr 23 J.R. commented on The City's "Happiness Open House" Is Very Open.
Sorry to miss this; I was at Happy Hour.
Apr 12 J.R. commented on STB: Fact-Checking Sally Clark.
Actually the article complains about Sally bashing Mayor McGinn, not "engaging in anti-transit policies."

Poor transit. Won't anyone love it?
 
 

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