Ballard to Recall Mike O'Brien from Seattle City Council
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We have totally opposite views on nearly all legislation.
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Gayle Garman
9 years ago
Mike forgets the wisdom of Tip O'Neill, "All politics are local."
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Good riddance
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Trinette Vargas-Terry
9 years ago
Adios!
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Glenn Singer
9 years ago
Mike has his own agenda and it doesn't reflect his constituents
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Ben LeFebvre
9 years ago
This incompetent needs to go.
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Miriam Hansen
9 years ago
This man has not got clue.
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Edward A Clark
9 years ago
We need Seattle City Council members, who really listen to every day folks and not just developers.
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Greg Iverson
9 years ago
You apparent;y don't (mentally) live in the district you represent.
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Bert Schippers
9 years ago
We need to do this with all of the other members of the City Council also!!!
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Richard S Fleming
9 years ago
I concur.
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Cheryl Schmidt
9 years ago
He does not care about the people of Seattle, we pay his salary!
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William Deputy jr
9 years ago
No Way! Get him out of office!
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Tim Godfrey
9 years ago
With the recent homeless legislation, Council Bill 118794, that is causing an uproar, it's apparent that Mike took the language almost verbatim from the ACLU and other interest groups but based on his subsequent comments and Seattle Times op-ed, he and his staff don't actually know or fully understand what's written or the implication thereof. Other things I keep reading about his work in office indicates his actual constituents, not special interest groups or his personal interests, are his lowest priority.
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Robert Ahrens
9 years ago
Encouraging Homeless Encampments is not the solution
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Christian Sorensen
9 years ago
Needs to go. What a POS.
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Lisa Boucher
9 years ago
I have found him to be almost laughably ignorant of the issues facing the neighborhoods he is supposedly representing. His ideas are unworkable and impractical, if not outright dangerous. He has no sense of what is good for this city.
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Jeff Gray
9 years ago
This is what Seattle voters get when they blindly vote straight D.
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Stephanie
9 years ago
Do you all realize that this iPetition is USELESS for an actual recall, which must have actual wet signatures from registered voters on a paper document. You're all just fantasizing here.
We have totally opposite views on nearly all legislation.
Mike forgets the wisdom of Tip O'Neill, "All politics are local."
Good riddance
Adios!
Mike has his own agenda and it doesn't reflect his constituents
This incompetent needs to go.
This man has not got clue.
We need Seattle City Council members, who really listen to every day folks and not just developers.
You apparent;y don't (mentally) live in the district you represent.
We need to do this with all of the other members of the City Council also!!!
I concur.
He does not care about the people of Seattle, we pay his salary!
No Way! Get him out of office!
With the recent homeless legislation, Council Bill 118794, that is causing an uproar, it's apparent that Mike took the language almost verbatim from the ACLU and other interest groups but based on his subsequent comments and Seattle Times op-ed, he and his staff don't actually know or fully understand what's written or the implication thereof. Other things I keep reading about his work in office indicates his actual constituents, not special interest groups or his personal interests, are his lowest priority.
Encouraging Homeless Encampments is not the solution
Needs to go. What a POS.
I have found him to be almost laughably ignorant of the issues facing the neighborhoods he is supposedly representing. His ideas are unworkable and impractical, if not outright dangerous. He has no sense of what is good for this city.
This is what Seattle voters get when they blindly vote straight D.
Do you all realize that this iPetition is USELESS for an actual recall, which must have actual wet signatures from registered voters on a paper document. You're all just fantasizing here.
Sew his pockets shut.