Bruce Balshone, who is an independent contractor blogging at Examiner.com, has taken on the role of County-wide political analyst. Here is his take on the recent election including the Burlingame results.
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I wish I was 40 something, and everything that I was on my resume was directly linked to riding on daddy's (or contractor/developer) coat tails. That really says something about what Keighran, without the coat tails, actually has to offer. Give me a break. As I said before, maybe the Kingpin ain't the Kingpin any longer.
Posted by: alittlebird | November 09, 2009 at 10:21 AM
Imagine. Brownrigg beats pink princess without plastering his signs up and down Broadway. Go Michael!
Posted by: Two Cents | November 15, 2009 at 07:38 PM