In the May issue of the “print product,” Zac wrote about the most expensive City Council race in Dallas history: Brint Ryan versus Ann Margolin in District 13. Today comes news out of the Margolin camp that in January 2008, a federal tax lien was filed against Ryan’s house. See the Margolin press release here. There could be a very good reason for why the lien was filed, and Ryan very well might have taken care of the whole thing in a timely and reasonable matter. Still, though. This is Ryan’s Chazz Redd moment. Federal tax lien = shirtless MySpace pic with guns.
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