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Some Federal Way Councilwomen Who Have Been Nice or Somewhat Nice

I want to thank Dini Duclos, the councilwoman in Position 7, for her support for my 2014 Congressional campaign in the 9th Congressional District.  She and Councilwomen Kelly Maloney (now, former councilwoman) and Susan Honda are among the handful of Establishment people that have been nice to me.  I can see either one of these three competent women being the next Federal Way mayor some day.

-- Mark Greene, Candidate for Federal Way City Council, Position 1

[Revised on 2/12/17.]

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