Miller is a Maple Leaf resident, and is--oh, it's all coming back to us now--declaring for city council member Richard McIver's old spot, since McIver is retiring. "Based upon input from hundreds of Seattle residents, David Miller’s campaign is focused on four priorities: Grow Responsibly, Strengthen Neighborhoods, Prioritize People, and Return to Basics." Strengthen neighborhoods? Jesus, can you imagine? If the neighborhoods were any neighborhoodier, we'd have armed raids between the duchies of Wallingford and Fremont, just like in pre-Risorgimento Italy. No, we're afraid on that basis alone we'll be voting for the candidate who runs on Irresponsible Growth, Deprioritizing People, and Striking Out Toward the Hideously Complex.

Friendly Folk-Pop for the Kids: Hey Marseilles at Vera This Saturday


I so want neighborhood wars and raids. Which neighborhood would be the strongest? Politically? Militarily? Economically?
Which would be the weakest and most laughable?
So much coolness would transpire! He has my vote-- and shame on you MvB. Shame for not recognizing the sheer amount of fun we could have doing this.
Morgan Junction would so be rubble between the Alaska Junction and the barbarians in un-incorporated White Center.
You could be right, Troy. Besides, I just realized that the other candidate I was describing is already mayor.
We should have neighborhood tribes like in New Orleans, and I don't mean gangs -- I mean Mardi Gras tribes, with costumes and stuff, and we'd have parades and dance-offs and stuff. Except it would be HARDXCORE, Seattle-style!
Wallingford has been preparing for possible war with Fremont and the University District for some time. In fact, the King of Wallingford has already described his plans in a Wallyhood blog post some time ago:
The King of Wallingford Revealed