Former Moscow Mayor, the über-liberal Nancy Chaney, recommended Bandy Sullivan for City Council. I’ve had locals ask me who to vote for. I always recommend that they vote for the opposite of who Aaron Ament, Nancy Chaney, and the Moscow Civic Association recommends.
Here are Chaney’s talking points:
Brandy Sullivan is the sort of person you want to be around. She’s kind, smart, generous and patient. She’s motivated to solve problems and bring people together. It’s good news for Moscow that Brandy is running for City Council.
Despite Brandy’s many strengths (in contrast to tendencies among some elected officials we’ve suffered lately), she’s not a show-boater or finger-wagger. She knows Moscow well. Brandy and her husband, Jack, a professor at the University of Idaho, have lived here since 1997. They have two children and are immersed in sports and community activities. Besides working as a speech and language pathologist at Gritman, Brandy co-owns One World Café, with one location downtown and two on campus. She knows business and entrepreneurism from the inside, out.
Seems like a resounding recommendation for all right-minded Moscowans to vote for whoever the other candidate is.