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- That's S-C-H-W-A-R-T-Z
- Carol Schwartz, a longtime fixture on the Washington city council and in D.C. politics in general, has decided to run as a write-in candidate ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- More Term Limit Trouble
- The front page of The New York Times today is graced by a story about efforts to abolish term limits -- along with two stories ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- How Little They'll Miss Him
- After all these months of waiting for Kwame Kilpatrick to finally go away, the Detroit city council is in no hurry to find his replacement, ...
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- Buyer's Remorse in Detroit
- As the Kwame Kilpatrick era comes to close, I can't help but think that it shouldn't have ended this way. It should have ended three ...
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- Schwartz in Trouble?
- Next Tuesday, voters here in Washington will go to the polls in primary voting for half the city council. Carol Schwartz, a rare successful Republican ...
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- The Palin Record in Wasilla
- The New York Times offers an examination of Sarah Palin's record as mayor of Wasilla. The upshot of their account is that she succeed in ...
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- Goodbye, Rudy
- One of the things people who follow big-city schools quickly realize is that there is a great tension surrounding superintendents who are brought in to ...
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- "You're a carpetbagger!" "No, you're a carpetbagger!"
- For the "Now I've heard everything" file: In Dewey Beach, Delaware, three candidates for town council don't even live in Delaware, as the ...
- Categories: Local Offices
- Is Kwame Kilpatrick's Loss Jennifer Granholm's Gain?
- Kwame Kilpatrick's crisis is Jennifer Granholm's opportunity. Obviously, the big news in Kilpatrick's legal saga is that the Detroit mayor has been sent to jail ...
- Categories: Local Offices , State Offices
- 2 Comments
- End of the Line for Kline?
- Early returns show Steve Howe leading Phill Kline in the Johnson County, Kansas, district attorney's race, 65-35. Josh was kind enough to link earlier to ...
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