Kwame Brown calls Council’s first 100 days unique

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D.C. Council Chairman Kwame Brown says in his weekly newsletter to residents that the “the council went through a transformation unlike any other in City Hall’s history” in its first 100 days.

“With the former chairman becoming mayor, key officers and staff left the council to work for the executive branch,” Brown wrote. “That meant we had to start from scratch in a lot ways. And we haven’t missed a beat.”

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