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Countdown to Tukwila
Clever political maneuvering or total break with reality? You be the judge as the Seattle Olympics-in-exile bid committee…
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Musical chair
With only one vacant seat coming up, the Seattle City Council race figures to be uncommonly interesting.
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Charlie rides again
“I’ve got to be honest, this race is still a snoozer,” says political consultant Brett Bader of the…
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The art of being Rem
People can talk all they want about culture-changing inventions like the microchip and the transistor, but my favorite…
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Three-dot election
Nobody can call the Green Party of Seattle predictable. Last week, the greenies endorsed a mayoral candidate who…
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News Clips— Needle Exchange
WELL, IT’S NOT a genius grant, but University of Washington psychology professor David Barash got his 15 minutes…
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Hit ’em again!
The only people who discuss negative campaigning seriously in Seattle are unsuccessful candidates who wish they’d done more…
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Stop the madness!
As we prepare to greet the Legislature’s class of 2001 next week, here’s a suggestion: Let’s declare a…
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Once more, with feeling
There’s never a shortage of ex-politicians itching to make a comeback, but come November, Seattle voters could have…
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The dailies wake up
What’s wrong with our beloved downtown business community, stewed one political observer. Didn’t they realize that the passage…
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Year of the council
Can you imagine a row of local political writers sitting around praising the Seattle City Council? This actually…
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News Clips— Needle Exchange
YOU JUST KNEW this Boeing stuff would go to Chicago’s head, didn’t you? According to Chicago Sun-Times business…
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News Clips— Lights out for Press
THE SEATTLE PRESS is on the block again. Almost exactly three years after taking over the every-other-week North…
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Will he or won’t he?
At the eleventh hour, Mark Sidran waffles on light rail in the mayor's race.
