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Chuka's comments
Posted Fri, Jul 27, 11:31 p.m.
RE: Who's better qualified?: "It's Sherman in a landslide." Why? Because he's a Democrat? Please. He's a politician, first and formost. I'll take the nonpolician any day of the week. Plus, I seem to recall at least one case in which three King County Deputies were prosecuted for beating up ...
MOREPosted Thu, Jul 26, 6:36 p.m.
RE: Who's better qualified?: Couldn't have said it better myself, AverageGuy. To expound a bit, Sherman is not qualified because he simply doesn't have the experience to run such an office. Everyone talks of his "trial experience." Please. He has been in the office for four years and he has ...
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