April 7, 2008 - 3:53pm
Dino Rossi Can't Decide What To Do
By Wally EdgeHe's in favor of taxing citizens to save the Sonics, but was against it when it was the Seahawks who needed a new stadium.
He says he'll fix traffic and transportaton, but won't tell you how. He waited until after the public vote on Proposition 1 to take a position.
He's probably against women's right to choose, but he doesn't think the voters need to know, because it's a federal issue.
If you want a governor who has no idea what he stands for, or at least doesn't want you to know what he stands for, then Rossi's your guy.
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