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District Of Columbia Gets A New Mayor

I was rooting for sitting Mayor Adrian Fenty over District of Columbia Council Chairman Vincent Gray in the Democratic primary for mayor, but Fenty conceded to Gray last night in a disappointing end to a dirty, dirty race. The Democratic primary is essentially the general election in this town; there is no real contest between Democrats and Republicans. I'm pretty much the only conservative I know who actually lives inside the city borders.

I was primarily interested in Fenty's support for
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school chancellor Michelle Rhee, who was something like an army drill sergeant when it came to fixing the Capitol's public school system. Unfortunately, both Fenty and Rhee ostracized a good number of residents with their blustery attitudes and take-no-prisoners governing style. I can't help but think that's what's required in the animal house that is this city, but it seems that most voters didn't agree.

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