It’s a Cinco de Mayo edition of the podcast, and the panel is joined by Seattle City Council candidate
David Ginsberg. Goldy puts the candidate in the hot seat and (using only DOJ-approved interrogation methods) extracts from Mr. Ginsberg his
real reasons for running.
There is also a race coming up for King County Executive, and a new poll puts former Discovery Institute Fellow Susan Hutchison way out in front with 20%. Does this poll bode well for a candidate who beats the competition, hands down, with 62% name recognition? The conversation then meanders to transit for the Puget Sound region. Goldy wonders about a new rumor that Sound Transit wants to electrocute the I-90 floating bridge.
In the other Washington there is a forthcoming nomination to the Supreme Court, and the Republicans are ready to demonize and block just about anyone nominated by Obama. Can they succeed? Will they succeed? Listen and learn!
Goldy was joined by Seattle City Council candidate
David Ginsberg,
Peace Tree Farm’s N in Seattle,
Effin’ Unsound’s &
Horsesass’s Carl Ballard, and
Seattle Transit Blog’s Andrew Smith.
The show is 44:50, and is
available here as an MP3.
[Recorded live at the Seattle chapter of
Drinking Liberally. Special thanks to
Confab creators
Gavin and
Richard for hosting the
Podcasting Liberally site.]
