Speaking of Sen. Margarita Prentice, D-Renton, why isn’t there a stink about the apparent purging of state Sen. Craig Pridemore, D-Vancouver, from Ways and Means?
Something smells there. We are facing the mother of all budget crises, and the Democrats in the Senate waste a guy whose professional expertise is budget analysis, seemingly to appease a senior member who felt threatened. Not a smart move.
sHIT kEY bOARD spews:
i THINK pRNTICE JUST GOT RE ELECETED BY A HUGE MARGIN — AND IS A VERY SENIOR MEMBER — SO, SHE CAN PICK AND CHOOSE, i THINK
headless lucy spews:
re 1: That’s the same reason a dog licks his balls. Anything more you’d like to tell us about her?
Mr. Cynical spews:
For Gregoire & the Washington State Democratic Party establishment, Budgeting is an ART not a SCIENCE.
Perhaps Pridemore is a Scientist!
Team Gregoire likes Artists who can tell you whatever you want to here….not the cold, hard facts.
randall spews:
Sounds like hurt feelings in Clark County.
ArtFart spews:
For a Republican to be sanctimonous about “budgeting” in this day and age is the height of absurdity.
sHIT kEY bOARD spews:
LUCY – MY DOG SHITS IN ONE CORNER – WHAT ABOUT YOU?
yOU ARE REALLY CRASS, LOVE THAT IN A BITCH.
DID YOU FORGET LEGISLAOTRS ARE ALL ELECTED?
THEREIN THEY DERIVE THEIR POWER TO ACT —OH, SSORRY SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO CALL YOU AND ASK IF SHE CANNNNN …
TAKE YOUR MEDS
drool spews:
You wouldn’t want a professional budget type in the mix when politics are involved….he might dare to inject fiscal responsibility into the process.
Ivan spews:
This is likely a response to Pridemore’s ill-fated phone calls in search of potential support to replace Sen. Margarita Prentice as chairwoman.
Maybe its not a smart move, but its utterly predictable considering he was working to replace Prentice.
Office politics 101: Don’t work to undermine the person above you unless you’re 100% sure you will succeed.
Roger Rabbit spews:
@8 “Don’t work to undermine the person above you unless you’re 100% sure you will succeed.”
Yeah, that was figured out back in the days when people who tried to overthrow kings ended up one of two ways: King themselves, or dead.
Tom Foss spews:
Nothing complicated here. The rule is, if you go after the king or queen, better have two bullets. The second is for yourself, if you miss with the first.