Talk:Morton Brilliant

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This article was nominated for deletion on 2 May 2006. The result of the discussion was Keep.

[edit] Imbalance

This should be about the man, not a recent controversy. I've removed the following from the article, as repetitive. More should be removed, and more basic biographical information added. +sj + 01:59, 16 May 2006 (UTC)

My campaign manager Morton Brilliant, who is responsible for all the work in my office, has offered me his resignation and I have accepted it, Cox said in a statement.

• "The most significant [Rossi] change was the inclusion of this paragraph: During the 2004 election, Rossi portrayed himself as moderate Republican. However, he was stung throughout the campaign by a Seattle Times exposé which implicated him in questionable business practices. He was also hurt when it was revealed that he had exaggerated his business credentials. Finally, a series of articles in different papers documented that many of his biographical claims were untrue." --Seattle Times article Online postings changed; ex-Gregoire aide resigns, April 28, 2006.