The P-I reports that "New downtown sirens will warn Seattleites of pending disasters".
I guess they'll be blaring on July 29, the filing deadline for the 2005 election, when it's clear that no credible candidates have stepped forward to challenge the fiscally incontinent Mayor Greg Nickels.
So far, the best of the fringe candidates running against Nickels is Richard Lee, host of the public access cable TV show "Kurt Cobain Was Murdered". I met Lee earlier this week when he was out at Green Lake gathering signatures for his filing petition. I asked him what he thought about the Monorail. He said it cost too much money and should be killed. That alone makes him more qualified to be mayor than the unswervingly pro-Monorail Greg Nickels.
Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at July 14, 2005 07:38 PM | Email ThisWonder if he is still tooling around town in a Limo while he tells us all we should be riding on mass transit?
Posted by: Gs on July 14, 2005 11:19 PMOh..wait a minute...it was the Democrats who first introduced the Patriot act ......(the 1996 Antiterrorism act)...hmmm.. I wonder why they try to blame the Bush admin for it?
Just like a liberal. - Make it easy for terrorists to walk into your city - take away the cops ability to question them...then spend tax payer money on sirens to warn us (too late) that the terrorists have done something....Lovely.
Posted by: Deborah on July 15, 2005 12:20 AMYou should run. There's probably enough recognition of your name now that if you put together a decent campaign, you could win!
Posted by: Jeff B. on July 15, 2005 12:42 AM