It's a rare opportunity for the Dems to grab it: Styles, politics, and everything else might change, but Republican occupation of the prosecutor's office goes back to the Harry Truman era.
It's tough calculus, says the former state party chair, and the result isn't going to materialize overnight. But it's a way for Washington Republicans to rebuild the party from the bottom up. Second of two parts.
Seattle has a great international brand, but locally, the Emerald City image is tarnished. New leadership could give us a fresh start.
Two Crosscut writers, having declared their political druthers, report from last night's events.
Commentators turn kind in the wake of the mayor's gracious concession: Maybe being a bully isn't so bad.
