At all.

And that's a real shame.

You arent allowed to be anyone's fan in DC politics. Moreover, you aren't allowed to voice this publicly. Where are the journalistic ethics? You don't think your being a Weaver fan impacts your coverage of this race? Do you disclose that you have a bias when you write on this race?

Is this how Weaver feels about the Ward 4, 5, 7, and 8 voters too?

It hurts. I know…welcome to our world. And so far the response is weak and shows that they don't know how to respond expect with well who really wants to know why CFSA didn't receive the support from the former administration to deal with why the death of three little black girls slip through the cracks.

Weak...weak...weak!

And the last fire bomb had many hits of personal sting "he's enriching him self and offspring"

First if you werent in your feeling about Marshall you would know enriching to describe him is laughable, but this goes to the point that garbagemedia made because nobody on the staff does research beyond a Google search.

Second, in a society where we love to lynch black men for not participating in their son's lives we belittle Mr. Brown for participating in his son's. Nope he’s belittled for using his political skills and experience to help him reach his goals. But I guess he isn't the color of Joe Kennedy so he doesn’t deserve the same love and respect.

Lastly Jason his takes shots at District voters with this comment “Taking advantage of a cynical and ambivalent citizenry?"

Basically using the same narrative as the Washington Post and the rest of the national media that "mostly those who were black and voted for Gray and Brown were too ignorant to know what's good for them"

It's sad because if the media did have a real pulse on the citizenry they would at the very least respect that many voters felt marginalized and unheard. I guess we need to moved to Egypt to get respect. Cheeks see's our grievances were considered marginal compared to the needs of the dog loving twits

Sekou Judas Biddle just placed a wedge between him and African American voters for canning Marshall Brown for speaking an absolute and indisputable truth!

After reading this I really thought through all of the friends I made in DC since moving here in 94 for grad school, excluding the recent longtime residents I've gotten to know in local politics. Exactly one, _one_ is serious about religion. Out of a lot. Most people I know are either indifferent, agnostics like me (or the harder core atheist), or downright hostile to organized religion.

You'd be more likely to see them using the term "Flying Spaghetti Monster". If church support is an expectation for "outreach', it will never be met, because a lot of the new arrivals simply don't care about religion.

"I can think of at least two very engaged white people running in the at-large race that deserve way more attention than Brown's candidate and now former employer."

Can you explain this further? How do you determine that they deserve way more attention than Sekou Biddle? I would assert that this is definitely untrue. Sekou Biddle is a Councilmember, someone will actual power and a say on what goes on this city. To suggest that others deserve more coverage than them because of their positions on issues or solely because they are white is ludicrous.

Moreover, your tweeting in support of Bryan Weaver severely undermines your credibility as a journalist covering politics. It is totally unethical, and makes you seem like a hypocrite when you critique the ethics of others. Much like Chuck Thies (the consultant who does 89.3) tweeting against CM Kwame Brown incessantly, when everyone knows that he has a bone to pick with CM Brown.
We need ethical journalists in D.C., and definitely more black journalists to cover a city where blacks have are overrepresented politically.