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normstamper's comments
Posted Wed, Apr 6, 9:16 a.m.
We need to see more of this, especially when so many in the country have lost sight of "the battle that matters." Ms. Durkan has delivered a clear, informative, critically important message.
MOREPosted Thu, Apr 9, 10:31 a.m.
Seattle too mellow on crime? Absolutely. I also read Danny Westneat’s Wednesday column, and felt my blood boil. Much as I did shortly after my retirement when I learned of the Christopher Kime beating death during Mardi Gras. Public safety is, indeed, government’s first responsibility. So, I’m “nationally known for…permissive ...
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