COLUMN: The two responses were a lesson for success. Curry didn’t clap back on Twitter. He went out and did his job better than anyone ever has. Boudin, on the other hand, tried to curry favor on social media rather than in the courtroom. Show, don’t tell.
By most all accounts, she acquitted herself with aplomb, applauding the school board recall and giving a clear signal on her thoughts about Boudin.
On their upcoming replacements: “I’m going to be looking for people that are going to focus on the priorities of the school district. And not on politics. And not on what it means to run for office, and stepping stones and so on and so forth. We need people who want to be on the school board.”
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