Thu
Jul 24 2008
08:00 pm
By: StaceyDiamond

I was involved a bit in the 2001 Knox Recall effort. Some on here were involved more. The media seems to have forgotten Ed Shouse was one of the councilmen they were tryng to get recalled. I forget what role Shouse played in the Ashe backroom deals. Someone should elaborate.

Rachel's picture

I forget what role Shouse

I forget what role Shouse played in the Ashe backroom deals.

Shouse basically voted for whatever Victor told him to.

Pam Strickland's picture

So, who's going to be

So, who's going to be telling him what to do now?

Pam Strickland

"We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be." ~Kurt Vonnegut

Bbeanster's picture

So, who's going to be

So, who's going to be telling him what to do now?

Whoever has the majority on commission will have Shouse. he's your basic Yes Man.

reform4's picture

Probably

Probably driven by the Missy Mayfield affair, and/or the "special pension" deal the City Council passed for themselves (with Malone and Pavlis voting against, of course).

Did anyone notice the $500K the City had to add from their surplus to "beef up" their pension?

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Anonymous's picture

yep Shouse and Gary

yep Shouse and Gary Underwood were/are the poster children for Yes Men. Does Shouse still work for Pete Claussen at the G&O Railroad or did they finally manage to get rid of him?

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