Gray apologizes, calls for probe
Mayor acknowledges "missteps" and says he wants city attorney general and D.C. Council to investigate allegations that aides to his campaign paid mayoral candidate Sulaimon Brown last summer to continue his attacks on incumbent Mayor Adrian M. Fenty in exchange for a city job.
Brown and Gray chat at a pre-election forum in 2010. (Linda Davidson/The Washington Post)
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Henderson is just more of Rheeform that served to destroy the few things that worked in DCPS. There's more to an ed policy that standardized test scores and casting teachers as the enemy. Thank goodness my family has options and we can get out of DCPS."
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