Follow-up: The Kenyon Era of Privilege, Betrayal, and the Wrong Client

Following up on the excellent February 2, 2026 post: 

If Kenyon served administrators rather than residents, was she ever truly the city’s attorney?

Or merely a corrupt lap dog for the bureaucracy, hiding incompetence behind attorney-client privilege? 

Her intellectually bankrupt Charter contortion—sacrificing voter rights for staff convenience—constituted a betrayal of staggering proportions. How many disenfranchisements occurred on her watch?

Good riddance to a tenure defined not by legal wisdom, but by unwavering loyalty to the wrong master.

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