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Anonymous wrote:I like Silverman, and think she has been a good council member, but I don't think she can win a race for Mayor. I agree Kenyan is the best bet, but may need more seasoning. I wouldn't rule it a run and a win by Grey though.

Kenyan has certainly been courting the important "cell block" constituency in DC. He's the criminals' friend on the Council.

Bullshit. He is a former prosecutor. He has been looking in other cities to see what's been effective around ex offenders.

I call BS. Kenyon McBarrie is the reincarnation of Mayor for Life Marion B; offenders are his 'base.'

That is sooo ridiculous! Why don't you go meet with him and find out yourself. He is the absolute opposite of Marion Barry. If you don't know what the hell you are talking about, shut up.

It is so rare to find smart Councilmembers that I refuse to allow someone to speak disparagingly about one who is actually thoughtful. He is the opposite of your current Mayor.

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Anonymous wrote:I like Silverman, and think she has been a good council member, but I don't think she can win a race for Mayor. I agree Kenyan is the best bet, but may need more seasoning. I wouldn't rule it a run and a win by Grey though.

Kenyan has certainly been courting the important "cell block" constituency in DC. He's the criminals' friend on the Council.

Bullshit. He is a former prosecutor. He has been looking in other cities to see what's been effective around ex offenders.

I call BS. Kenyon McBarrie is the reincarnation of Mayor for Life Marion B; offenders are his 'base.'

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Anonymous wrote:I like Silverman, and think she has been a good council member, but I don't think she can win a race for Mayor. I agree Kenyan is the best bet, but may need more seasoning. I wouldn't rule it a run and a win by Grey though.

Kenyan has certainly been courting the important "cell block" constituency in DC. He's the criminals' friend on the Council.

Bullshit. He is a former prosecutor. He has been looking in other cities to see what's been effective around ex offenders.

Anonymous wrote:I like Silverman, and think she has been a good council member, but I don't think she can win a race for Mayor. I agree Kenyan is the best bet, but may need more seasoning. I wouldn't rule it a run and a win by Grey though.

Kenyan has certainly been courting the important "cell block" constituency in DC. He's the criminals' friend on the Council.

Anonymous wrote:I want Obama to run.

I accept your deal.

I want Obama to run.

Anonymous wrote:Mayor "Marion" Bowser has been running again since the day she was sworn in. The question is whether she could win against a reformer candidate with broad appeal like AG Karl Racine.

I liked Racine at first, but now I see he's just a pansy. No backbone.

Mayor "Marion" Bowser has been running again since the day she was sworn in. The question is whether she could win against a reformer candidate with broad appeal like AG Karl Racine.

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Anonymous wrote:It's too soon but I think Silverman will make a play soon. Grosso will try, and fail.

Why do you think Grosso will fail? Silverman can't win. She won't get any black wards, but Grosso definitely could. My favorite is Kenyan McDuffie, but I don't think he's ready yet.

grosso or silverman would be awful. We need to swing back to the middle potilitcally. Those two just want to keep raising taxes, increasing the burden on everyone and ignoring middle and upper class families in public schools.

But who?

Mendelson
McDuffie
Bonds
Grosso
Silverman
White

White
Gray
Nadeau
Evans
Cheh
Todd
Allen

Anonymous wrote:Hate Bowser, but I don't see a viable alternative. Allen is worthless and a terrible councilmember. Agree with the opinions on Gray and Grosso.

I am tired of this black and white talk. Can we try to get someone smart and effective instead?

Hahahahahahahahaha.

Gray will run and provide a serious challenge to Bowser. She will need Wards 2 and 3 to win. If Racine gets in, he could benefit from the split vote.

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Anonymous wrote:It's too soon but I think Silverman will make a play soon. Grosso will try, and fail.

Why do you think Grosso will fail? Silverman can't win. She won't get any black wards, but Grosso definitely could. My favorite is Kenyan McDuffie, but I don't think he's ready yet.

grosso or silverman would be awful. We need to swing back to the middle potilitcally. Those two just want to keep raising taxes, increasing the burden on everyone and ignoring middle and upper class families in public schools.

I like Silverman, and think she has been a good council member, but I don't think she can win a race for Mayor. I agree Kenyan is the best bet, but may need more seasoning. I wouldn't rule it a run and a win by Grey though.

Hate Bowser, but I don't see a viable alternative. Allen is worthless and a terrible councilmember. Agree with the opinions on Gray and Grosso.

I am tired of this black and white talk. Can we try to get someone smart and effective instead?

Anonymous wrote:I am not a fan. I just think she's not that bright and is corrupt. Will you support her when her term ends? Who else could run?

Hopefully she won't. Of course, all that truly matters in this city (at this point) is that you're

1) a D
2) Balck

That's pretty much it. Catania would have been such a better mayor. But no! He was too "mean."