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The Ins and Outs of Recall Elections
November 12, 2017 This article is the first in a series of posts related to removing Seattle Councilmember Mike O’Brien from office. A recall election is one option we have for ridding ourselves of bad politicians. Recall elections are difficult … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, General, Politics, Profiles
Tagged Mike O'Brien, recall mike o'brien
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Homeless, Inc. ~ Catholic Community Services
This page contains a discussion of a specific low-income housing provider business in Seattle. For the main page and introduction to this topic, see here: Homeless, Inc. Catholic Community Services of Western Washington Total Seattle HSD Budget for 2013: $1,513,453 … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Profiles
Tagged Catholic Community Services, CCS, executive compensation, homeless, Michael Reichert, non-profits, Scott Morrow, SHARE
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My Little Socialist: Kshama Sawant
Seattle Councilmember-elect Kshama Sawant is all over the Interblogz these days, and not just for being a nerdy young Woman of Color who beat out a stodgy Old White Man. That would have been news enough, but on top of … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics, Profiles
Tagged economics, Kshama Sawant, sawant, Seattle City Council, socialism
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