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April 8, 2005

Political Junkie: Drew Nasty


You know the organizing principle at team SFist is always: what about the children? So yeah, bummer for Julie Lee about getting indicted for grand theft over the tattered remains of Kevin Shelley's career, huh, as ably reported by the Chron. But -- what about Julie's son? Andrew Lee! A.k.a. Drew Nasty! How will he cope? What will he do?

Drew's had a tough go of things since all the smack came down on his mother. He lost his job with Kevin Shelley (he blew his back out lifting "very heavy voter information guides"). He dropped out of law school. The Inc. doesn't seem very interested in picking up his Fiona Ma-produced R&B single. His band C-Quence isn't playing gigs anymore. Sure, he sang "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" at a fundraiser last week, but how many more gigs like that is our crooner going to have now that Mom's fighting to stay out of the slammer? And was there a rap interlude in the middle?

Julie Lee's refusing to comment on any of this, calling it all "Westerner gossip" (Gourmet de l'Ouest, watch that mouth!), but we're worried sick about Andrew! How's your neck holding up, guy?


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Comments (3)

The best part from the Chron was:

"Though Shelley resigned, Lee has carried on as normal, steadfastly remaining in her city post as a Housing Authority commissioner, despite calls for her resignation by political activists and members of the Board of Supervisors"

Can't somebody fire or impeach her?

 

Of course she can be fired. The Mayor has authority to do so, but has chosen not to act. Gavin did basically say she should resign, but he did not take the more aggressive step of firing her outright. Should he have? Yes.

 

Update: Presumably you guys have seen this already, but Julie Lee pled innocent in criminal court today and, on the advice of her attorney, stepped down from her position on the SF Housing Authority Commission.

 
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