Ha! Seattle is, has, and always be allergic to city planning. They didn’t even have an office for it until the 80s.

Exactly! I loved the Puget Sound, but boy did I hate Seattle. But, it is a city that is allergic to public planning and competent management.

Actually, the camps are the problem. They do nothing to break the cycle of homelessness, and conditions in the camps (drug use, theft, sexual assault) exacerbate it as well. The real solutions are hard, costly, and not politically convenient.

I tell everyone this - if you’re moving to Seattle, or even the area, try and buy.

And that Tukwila house is likely under the SeaTac flight path if it’s only 400k.

...but enough about the Trumps!

Just going to say - this comment made my otherwise terrible weekend.

I think that depends on the groups self-identification. I see a lot of self-segregation in the Asian communities, mostly based on country of origin, that is largely independent of white society’s reaction to Asians.

Sure, and those rational, sane people will find themselves arrested, deported, or worse when they inevitably protest, investigate, or vote Democratic.

Right, but this sort of pedantry has become common and tiresome (not to mention playing into 45’s likely version of events)

Travis Air Force base in lockdown; reports of an active shooter.

I agree, but would add “does something absolutely outrageous and obviously wrong” that the GOP can’t normalize (similar to particularly damning evidenced). If he fires Mueller, cracks down on leaks, the GOP will whatever; but if he starts arresting Democratic members of congress, or suspends liberties, I imagine…

If it stays a crisis, I’ll be fine. I expect, however, if he fires Mueller it will go badly, and he will use whatever ill/extra-legal means to hold on to power he can.

Breitbart is a tough gig for a bigot: Your writing can’t have too much racism, but it can’t have no racism either. You have to find the balance of racism that’s just  right - like the Goldilocks of racism.

I think neither and as someone who has been involved in vetting political appointees, you don’t know what the fuck you’re talking about.

I’ve got family in Kansas. Most of them are happy that the schools won’t be forced to close or that the roads can be fixed. However, my father, whose new wife introduced him to “gawd”, is absolutely sure this was “liberals taking money from hard working people” (despite the veto override, like the state, being mostly…

...or the hookers are men. Or somewhere in between.

Sorry, counselor, but your noble lawyer shtick is fucking bullshit (and I suspect intentionally disingenuous based on your personal offense at my statement).

Sadly, she may suck at debating, but she scored the biggest debate hit in the campaign. In the primary debate she asked Ossoff who he’d vote for - the point being, he can’t vote for any of them since he doesn’t live in the district.

The Paris Accord is a great example. No one in Sistermom, Mississippi gives a fuck about the environment in terms of voting. They may care about it in general, even deeply on a personal level, but it constantly polls outside the top ten issues voters care about (nationwide). Going on and on about how an R is a…