Sound Politics and Horse's Ass are thriving on opposite sides of the aisle by digging up and dishing dirt with plenty of swagger. Each claims the other isn't a rival. And they have something else in common: a dim view of the city's two dailies. Part 1 of 3
Was the latest Elway poll [http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/seattlepolitics/archives/145212.asp] a little off? Released Monday, Aug. 4, the poll showed Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire leading Republican challenger Dino Rossi by a whopping 16 points. Today, Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist Joel
Kathy Fletcher, the executive director of People for Puget Sound [http://pugetsound.org/], has responded to Daniel Jack Chasan's Crosscut article [http://www.crosscut.com/puget-sound/16579/] about setting priorities — performing triage, essentially — as we plan to reduce the impact from the several
The editorial board at the Stranger posted their interview with Democratic Gov. Chris Gregoire yesterday – and boy, did she get defensive [http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/08/interviewing_the_gov]. Along with saying Republican challenger Dino Rossi's latest ads were "racist" and offensive, the gover
Cleaning up the Sound for real requires political will, not feel-good projects that play well in the media but have little ecological impact. It means focusing on rural, not urban, areas. But that's not where most taxpayers live. It will also take a monumental infusion of cash, which could come from
