Nate Holden
With my right thumb extended in a upward position I am saying, “The way to go, Nate.”
Now it is deja vu time at City Hall of all places. It has been my observation that one going into a new position raring to go with new and innovative ideas always stirs up resentment among those who have become stale, complacent and satisfied with producing nothing but rhetoric and no action.
Holden learned a lot through his experience with County Supervisor Kenny Hahn. I live in Hahn’s area and he is the busiest and greatest human being in politics.
All politicians should be required to do a tour of duty under Hahn prior to being sworn into office. We love Hahn and I think we will love Holden if he continues to follow in those great footsteps.
ERNESTYNE STROUD
Los Angeles
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