Dateline: Washington, D.C.

This new slogan emerged as a real battle for the hearts, minds and wallets of D.C. Democrats is playing out nightly before surprisingly packed living rooms and backyard patios of the DC’s new bi-party curious. Muriel Bowser’s strategy has been to refuse to engage Catania in a head-on debate and to decline joint appearances, either of which could raise David Catania’s stature as a legitimate candidate. Instead, Ms. Bowser has assumed the role of mayor-in-waiting.

Well Muriel, the Concerned Citizen says, “Don’t Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch”. Many DC residents are tired of the `status-quo` and think the District’s old guard and their clones need to go. This year’s election may just mark the beginning of New city management across the board…    What’s your opinion on this D.C.?

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Well, the democratic citizens thought about it and decided that they didn’t want 4 more years of Gray, especially under the cloud of allegations hurled by Jeff Thompson and the continuing investigation by the US Attorney’s office.

Now she faces her next battle, David Catania. This promises to be a good fight but I can’t wait to see, after November, whether or not our new mayor, whoever that may be, well be a real change or back to Business as Usual in the District of Columbia. What’s your thoughts?

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Finally, after several calls to the Ward 6 city council office and a month long email trail between a citizen of Ward 6 and a DC government official from DDOT, about confusing parking signs on the corner of 7th and North Carolina Ave NE that were causing erroneous tickets to be issued by parking enforcement officers, the problem has been fixed. ( Originally posted by Sixth Ward Grunge Who’s on first? )

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