“Portland is not organically attracting businesses,” Swickard told The Oregonian/OregonLive. “People are leaving Portland, unfortunately, because of the tax problem. So in order to bring them to Portland, you have to do something extraordinarily special for them and that is

Seattle deserves real solutions to our addiction crisis. Today, I'm bringing service providers together at City Hall to share what works in addiction treatment. That's why I'm fighting for 25% of the anticipated public-safety sales tax to fund these critical services - because

And we don’t even have the CO2 levels for the past couple of years, as required by law 🫠

2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 “One Seattle Day of Service” = Voter Education ;-)

Theatre kids

The The Seattle Times needs to do a piece on the women who’ve led the dramatic public safety improvements in Seattle: Council President Sara Nelson, City Attorney Ann Davison, KC Prosecutor Leesa Manion, and volunteer leaders like Andrea Suarez. And perhaps a retrospective on how

This was an idea floated in DSA aligned circles in Seattle, too. It’s a bad idea.

Would the Democracy is in Danger team like to comment on this?

I don’t recall the election of Zients

“The executive Power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America.” - US Constitution, Article II

An unelected bureaucrat appears to have pardoned the guy who created the conditions for the worst healthcare event of our lifetime (and arguably in world history) to happen. Cool, cool.

“The adults are back in charge”

Ron DeSantis has turned Florida into the most successful state in the country by being the best political leader we have by an ocean-sized margin Meanwhile Gavin Newsom has another new humiliating failure every few days