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Best of 2009: How Jan Drago dragooned a Viaduct solution
After 15 years on the City Council, Jan Drago is bringing home some big, complex transportation projects. Here's how she does it.
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Tallying up government increases in the debt ceiling, new guarantees for mortgage losses, and some nice year-end treats for banking executive compensation packages. Whee!
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Best of 2009: Greg Nickels: giving toughness a bad name
Real leaders are tough and use fear as a technique. The problem with Mayor Nickels is that he uses intimidation when it serves no purpose, and confuses disagreement with disloyalty. Here are some lessons from LBJ.
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