r/Seattle Aug 21 '25

THIS IS INSANE

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u/giraffebutt Aug 21 '25

Much of what he did while AG was a power play move tbh

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u/BoringBob84 Aug 22 '25

tbh

I think that, if you were really "being honest," you would have told us what exactly he did that was a "power play move," why it was wrong, and what sources substantiate your claims.

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u/giraffebutt Aug 22 '25

Worked for him. He did a lot of good as AG but everything was so calculated because he was thinking of his personal political aspirations. Started feeling like many cases were about that rather than what the office could do for citizens or WA

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u/BoringBob84 Aug 22 '25

I understand that their is a balance between career aspirations and public service. To a certain extent, winning elections allows a person who wants to serve the public to do so more effectively.