June 25, 2008 - 1:46pm
Dixon: 'I wasn't the mayor then.'
By Wally EdgeYikes. There are several cringe-worthy moments in the Baltimore Sun's video of Sheila Dixon's presser this morning. She expressed frustration with the prosecutor's office for the damaging information appearing in the press and her inability to get the media focused elsewhere.
With all the new details, no one has said, 'It's not so bad.' Isaac Smith at FreeStatePolitics even raised the specter of resignation.
Also: eyebrows must have shot up in Annapolis when they got wind of this quote, "I wasn't the mayor then. That was an O'Malley administration."
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