A lesson every politician in Washington should heed
Nov 6, 2013, 2:27 PM | Updated: 3:34 pm
Dori Monson points out one choice Mayor McGinn made that might have cost him the election.
Taken from Wednesday’s edition of The Dori Monson Show.
Seattle is getting a new mayor. Ed Murray soundly thumped Mike McGinn.
People think I have all this animosity towards Mike McGinn; I don’t even know him. He clearly has animosity towards me and I have no idea why. I honest to goodness cannot remember the genesis of his animosity towards me and our show.
“Full disclosure, we made some beard jokes, but I feel like that was all in good fun,” interjects Dori Monson Show Producer Jake Skorheim. “They can’t take their beards that seriously.”
I think they do. I think they take their beards seriously there in the mayor’s office. But anyway, I couldn’t care less how he feels about me. He’s not alone in whatever feelings he has.
But there is a lesson in this – they’ll be teaching this in political science classes for decades to come: If you want to get reelected, don’t make me into an enemy like Mike McGinn chose to do, that is the bottom line there.
Anyway, the Ed Murray regime has begun.
Taken from Wednesday’s edition of The Dori Monson Show.
