Truth be whispered, what the ancient Greeks called “dusthumía” is attempting
to gut-punch this author, repeatedly, this morning. Not that corres-depondence (I see what I did
there) equates to bad writing. This essayist is not inclined to punish the
readership with twaddle, Heaven forfend!
Nope, just need to keep pressing some keys. Besides, fuck the ancient Greeks. Couldn’t
even be bothered to develop a rudimentary Metro system. If they did, I reckon Pheidippides
would still be alive today.
Campaign News:
County Exec Allan Kittleman announced, to the shock of none and the
dismay of several, his bid for re-election.
Meanwhile, a straw man sets up another straw man (See: Greg Fox). Of course, I shouldn’t be too hard on Mr.
Fox. Depending on who emerges out of CC
5, he might be remembered as the Cincinnatus of West HoCo. But I seem to have
shifted to the Romans, so let me get back on track.
CC3 is looking like an embarrassment of riches on the Democratic side,
with Christiana Mercer Rigby already in the race and Steve Hunt poised to enter
the fray very soon. Should be an
engaging primary in the months ahead.
CC4. As attentive readers know,
this is my home district. Byron
Macfarlane recently announced his candidacy. If a poll was commissioned
tomorrow, there is no doubt in my mind that he would be the front-runner in the
Democratic field by a healthy double-digit margin. That is not to say that Deb Jung (the other D
in CC 4 who has filed to date) is a slouch, she is not. That is to say that Byron is well-known with
a significant reservoir of support throughout the County in general and in
District 4 specifically.
State’s Attorney: Rich
Gibson. By a country mile. His website can be found here: http://richgibson.net/
Of course, the Band Known as Team 13 re-filed together. Such a lovely place, such a lovely slate
(with apologies to Mr. Henley, Mr. Frey, and sure, Mr. Felder).
So what about D12? Stay tuned…wait…not
yet.
Oh yes, I believe the Columbia Democratic Club is having an important
meeting tonight. To those who ask, “Will
you be there?” I reply, “Is
there an open bar?” If there are
caipirinhas, I am all in. But I have now drifted from Greece to Rome to
California to Brazil, so I should stop here.
Stay tuned, as more will follow (?)
Thanks for including Mr. Felder. He composed the now iconic guitar riff and is a co-writer of the song.
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