What? DeBell Speaks on Running for Another Office
From Publicola (and the "Really??" file:
DeBell confirms that he isn't running for the legislature in the 36th District. He says,however, that he "would be announcing my candidacy right now" if his home where he's lived for 22 years, hadn't been redistricted into the 43rd. "I would really like to tackle full funding for education," DeBell says, adding that he may consider moving into the 36th in the future "if i get to move at my own pace."
Fascinating.
DeBell confirms that he isn't running for the legislature in the 36th District. He says,however, that he "would be announcing my candidacy right now" if his home where he's lived for 22 years, hadn't been redistricted into the 43rd. "I would really like to tackle full funding for education," DeBell says, adding that he may consider moving into the 36th in the future "if i get to move at my own pace."
Fascinating.
Comments
The Seattle liberal take on the James Dean classic, starring the award winning sycophant, Michael
DeBell (whose therapeutic voice effectively disguises his real character as the tool).
Filming interrupted due to redistricting (since funding is never a problem with these sponsors).
--enough already
p.s. Interesting that DeBell is well aware that a more diverse district won't elect him. Will that be the impetus to open his mind and heart? Oh, no! He'll move back to his bubble world instead.
Seattle deserves these kinds of Rodney Tom enablers, if they're dumb enough to vote for them.
EnablersToRT
Burgess as mayor would be a disaster for the Seattle School District. He doesn't have original thoughts, just those of Corporate Ed Reform. I hope a better candidate will emerge.
EdVoter
I'd like to see him on a state education board though. He'd be fine. And far better than Martin-Morris who reportedly has his eyes on that sort of prize.
DistrictWatcher
I put this information up as an interest piece because I found it quite interesting that DeBell was so frank about future plans.
Again, dislike his work as a Board director or even make fun of his ambitions but don't get personal.