Susan Hutchison's idea to devolve county services to nonprofits is stupid. Just hugely, thoughtlessly stupid. So stupid and thoughtless that I might just have to bang my head against the wall a few times before I go to sleep.
@7: I think he actually was a physicist and grew disillusioned with the "corrupt" atmosphere in science. He then went back to school to study law - and I think that's when he moved to Seattle - and it was then that he began his political "career." His first campaign featured his mug on the side of several buses, stating that vaccination was killing us.
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She's not given any specifics other than vaguely talking about "reform". She lacks the prior track record that might make one believe she's capable of enacting reforms without getting specific.
Dino Rossi, Reagan Dunn, or even Pam Roach would be far more credible as reform candidates from the right.
For those who see reform as a key issue I'd suggest voting for either Hunter or Jarret, they both at least have some hope of getting some changes made.
Susan Hutchinson is very specifically full of shit. The fact is, THAT'S WHAT WE ALREADY DO. I won't say "most", because I don't know the exact numbers, but a very large percentage of the human services provision by the county is done through local nonprofits.
What she's saying is "what if there were buses and sewers and electricity around here?" She's as nutty as Lippman in her way.
My favorite Lippman story is the time he was running for something on his anti-vaccination platform, and the voter's pamphlet wouldn't print his entire candidate's statement (because it was 1,000 pages long), and he wouldn't edit it, so they printed whatever the standard allotment was, cutting him off in the middle of a sentence.
Did Lippmann mention his plan to pay all county expenses in silver coins, coins which the county would apparently mint after buying a silver mine? Cause I gotta say, that part of the Voters Guide tickled me.
At least they showed up..The guy running against Judge Anne Ellington chickened out and was a no show..Go to VOTINGFORJUDGES.ORG.. you can read their answers to the Muni league and KCBA questionnaire as well as ratings and endorsements
He's his own kind of crazy, that's for sure.
She's not given any specifics other than vaguely talking about "reform". She lacks the prior track record that might make one believe she's capable of enacting reforms without getting specific.
Dino Rossi, Reagan Dunn, or even Pam Roach would be far more credible as reform candidates from the right.
For those who see reform as a key issue I'd suggest voting for either Hunter or Jarret, they both at least have some hope of getting some changes made.
What she's saying is "what if there were buses and sewers and electricity around here?" She's as nutty as Lippman in her way.
My favorite Lippman story is the time he was running for something on his anti-vaccination platform, and the voter's pamphlet wouldn't print his entire candidate's statement (because it was 1,000 pages long), and he wouldn't edit it, so they printed whatever the standard allotment was, cutting him off in the middle of a sentence.