It’s always a bit tough to figure out when companies make decisions that activists have been pushing, how much is because of those activists, and how much is the stated reasons. So Shell won’t be sending oil trains to Anacortes.
I don’t know how much oil prices had to do with it as the company says, and how much activists and environmentalists won the day. It’s great for Anacortes, and good for everywhere between there and the Bakken.
On top of the instrumental benefits of getting the hell around much faster, Sound Transit expansion will be good for the environment. It’s sort of duh, but it’s nice to be able to read some specifics. It’s nice to be able to say it will cut over 360 million vehicle miles per year, save 800,000 tons of annual carbon emissions. Rather than just I assume it must be because driving is still driving.
Because, why not.
Feel free to add your own commentary to the discussion thread.
This line, interestingly, is also what Trump considers foreplay. #VPDebate https://t.co/82581jr86r
— Grace Parra (@GraceParra360) October 5, 2016
6:04: “Kaine wins the coin toss…people are saying the coin is rigged, so rigged. Believe me!”
6:08: Donald Trump certainly isn’t “stifled” by taxes!
6:09: Pence seems to be rambling.
6:10: I see Kaine is wearing his commie child-slaying arugula-eaters flag pin this evening. Typical.
The GOP Just Published A Bunch Of Post-Debate ~Blog Posts~ Before The Debate Started https://t.co/zY1PCzq7M1 https://t.co/KCK72IsTiU
— memeorandum (@memeorandum) October 5, 2016
"Gov. Pence, can you pinpoint the exact moment you decided to sell your soul to the devil?" #VPDebate
— shauna (@goldengateblond) October 5, 2016
6:16: Somebody is going to be fired. The idiot who mixed up their ties.
6:18: Pence’s blue tie with that background makes his hair look blue. He should be a poll worker on election day!
Sure, it looks bad when Kaine interrupts, but is there any other way to get a word in against Pence's relentless filibustering? #VPDebate
— (((Goldy))) (@GoldyHA) October 5, 2016
Pence promising 4% economic growth with same tax cuts for the rich that crashed the economy last time #VPDebate #DoesNotCompute
— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) October 5, 2016
6:21: Now that we have gotten past the early interupty start, both candidates are effectively filibustering.
6:23: Time for the “bikini graph”:
FACT: Under Pres. Obama, we've had 78 straight months of private sector job growth = 15.1 million jobs! #VPdebate pic.twitter.com/3l2XgkfGqr
— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) October 5, 2016
Shorter Pence — You have statistics? Well, I have homespun anecdotes about down-on-their-luck Americans!
— Chris Megerian (@ChrisMegerian) October 5, 2016
6:25: “Donald Trump has created thousands of unpaid subcontractors.”
6:27: Pence, “There they go again…” Laughter erupts.
They should have gone with Warren and Gingrich. This debate would have been much more entertaining. #VPDebate
— Samuel Minter (@abulsme) October 5, 2016
Mike Pence: We will save Social Security by letting Donald Trump continue taking all the deductions he's entitled to and paying $0 #VPDebate
— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) October 5, 2016
6:35: I hate anecdotes in politics.
Let's please have more forums for wealthy white men to argue about whether or not racial bias against black men exists. #VPDebate
— Grace Parra (@GraceParra360) October 5, 2016
As a radio host Pence described himself as "Rush Limbaugh on decaf." Probably more like "Rush Limbaugh on life support." https://t.co/u6q1vxBJ05
— Paul Constant (@paulconstant) October 5, 2016
6:40: What makes Trump and Pence such a good team: One of them constantly pops Viagra, the other, Ambien.
Um…Pence – half (or more) of your supporters ARE a basket of deplorables. #VPDebate
— Michael Maddux (@michaeljmaddux) October 5, 2016
Kaine is absolutely right regarding Clinton apologies/regrets on comments she made compared to lack of same from Trump. #VPDebate
— Ken Rudin (@kenrudin) October 5, 2016
#VPDebate Pence seems not to have heard a lot that has gone on in the Trump campaign thus far. He seems so innocent.
— Paula Poundstone (@paulapoundstone) October 5, 2016
BREAKING: Mike Pence calls Trump's deportation plan "nonsense" #VPDebate
— The Daily Edge (@TheDailyEdge) October 5, 2016
Donald Trump is literally married to an immigrant.
— Seattlish (@seattlish) October 5, 2016
A communist immigrant!!!!!!!
Not in the eyes of God. https://t.co/GpnxQ1QXoG
— (((Goldy))) (@GoldyHA) October 5, 2016
Crime rates among immigrants are lower than the native born. https://t.co/LRws5Zq28L
— (((Goldy))) (@GoldyHA) October 5, 2016
Kaine: "Donald Trump can't start a Twitter war with Miss Universe without shooting off his foot" #VPDebate
— Roll Call (@rollcall) October 5, 2016
6:49: Contra Pence, Obama did not bring bin Laden “to Justice”. He had him executed.
#VPDebate Kaine says something that Trump said, Pence shakes his head. His head would have spun of his shoulders if he heard Trump say it.
— Paula Poundstone (@paulapoundstone) October 5, 2016
Pence is denying that Trump said the things he said. Kaine not calling out effectively.
— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) October 5, 2016
Pence just said it's "absolutely false" that Trump proposed restricting Muslims from entering the U.S.
— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) October 5, 2016
6:58: The moderator needs a switch to cut off their microphones!
Did someone say Russia? Hello! pic.twitter.com/4tyEHunght
— Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) October 5, 2016
7:00: Does Donald know that Pence is saying all these anti-Russia things?!?
It should be noted that Pence's foreign policy, as he's described in this debate, is not Trump's foreign policy.
— David M. Drucker (@DavidMDrucker) October 5, 2016
This will soon be deleted so save this screenshot #VPDebate pic.twitter.com/HpnPcFeqtb
— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) October 5, 2016
The Feckless Obama Administration emboldened a Russia that went into Georgia…WHILE GEORGE W BUSH WAS PRESIDENT
— Mike Pesca (@pescami) October 5, 2016
Umm your candidate literally repeatedly asked why we cant use nuclear weapons, Pence.
— Seattlish (@seattlish) October 5, 2016
There's nothing cuter than Mike Pence trying to assert that Clinton is more low-brow than Trump.
— Ken Tremendous (@KenTremendous) October 5, 2016
Hand to God, here's how it's gonna go if I'm ever a moderator and men talk over me. #VPDebate pic.twitter.com/FNxkQK2wd1
— Helen Ubiñas (@NotesFromHeL) October 5, 2016
Putin isn't voting in this election but he got more attention than women did in this debate.
— Rebecca Leber (@rebleber) October 5, 2016
7:18: Clearly, the Clintons read the bestselling “Foundations for Dummies”
Only one of the candidates' charitable foundations has been ordered to stop fundraising. (Hint: It's not the Clinton Foundation.) #VPDebate
— shauna (@goldengateblond) October 5, 2016
Debate so far:
Intro
Intro
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Cyber
RussiaRussiaRussiaRussiaRussiaRussiaRussiaRussia
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Moderator: Syria?
RussiaRussia— Hanna Brooks Olsen (@mshannabrooks) October 5, 2016
The Clinton Foundation has an A+ rating from Charity Watch.
Yesterday the Trump Foundation was ordered to stop fundraising in NY. #VPDebate
— Senator Tim Kaine (@timkaine) October 5, 2016
Are you fucking kidding me with this crap? https://t.co/UUQT9ENh9s
— Daniel Drezner (@dandrezner) October 5, 2016
7:26: Shorter Pence: “I’m an anti-abortion fanatic!”
Mike Pence explains why his faith makes him against abortion, which Jesus never mentioned, and for the death penalty, which Jesus opposed.
— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) October 5, 2016
7:30: Statement of the night: Pence, “Look, he is not a polished politician.”
Deeply Christian Mike Pence reminds you that Donald Trump, who wants to bring back torture, stands for the right to life.
— John Fugelsang (@JohnFugelsang) October 5, 2016
7:32: I was hoping for more debate on Donald Trump’s “personal Vietnam.”
Reminds me of Bonnie Raitt's line, "Jody & Chico and his ding dang deal" https://t.co/lmBCIK455j
— Darryl Holman (@hominidviews) October 5, 2016
Facts about Mike Pence and abortion. Pass it on. #VPDebate pic.twitter.com/ceIxxnepvE
— shauna (@goldengateblond) October 5, 2016
Again with the "War on Coal" line. Pence is making a play to finally flip WV, WY, and MT red. Or something. #VPDebate
— (((Goldy))) (@GoldyHA) October 5, 2016
The VP debate is tonight, so the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally will start early. Please join us for an evening of debate cheers and jeers over over a pint.
We meet tonight and every Tuesday at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern, 2409 10th Ave E, Seattle. You’ll find us in the small room at the back of the tavern. For the debate, we’ll start at 6:00 pm.
Can’t make it to Seattle tonight? Check out one of the other DL meetings this week. Tonight the Tri-Cities, Long Beach, and West Seattle chapters also meet. The Lakewood and Bellingham chapters meet on Wednesday.
On Thursday, the Tacoma chapter meets.
There are 185 chapters of Living Liberally, including twenty in Washington state, three in Oregon and one in Idaho. Find, or go out and start, a chapter near you.
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We have now had a few days for post-debate polls to trickle out. My previous analysis, four days ago, was almost entirely pre-debate polls. It showed Clinton with a 79.2% probability of winning the election with, on average, 288 electoral votes.
There have been about 20 or so post-debate state head-to-head polls released, mostly in competitive states. The results confirm the general wisdom that Clinton gained the edge from the first debate.
Today, after 100,000 simulated elections, Clinton wins 92,456 times and Trump wins 7,544 times (including the 1,007 ties). Clinton received (on average) 300 to Trump’s 238 electoral votes. In an election held now, Clinton would have a 92.5% probability of winning and Trump would have a 7.5% probability of winning.
A couple of states showed some interesting changes:
In Colorado one poll aged out and we got two new polls today that both have Clinton up by +11%. This has moved the probability from 51.4% for Trump to 83.7% for Clinton. The state is still quite close, but the magnitude of Clinton’s lead in two polls suggest that Clinton now has the advantage.
The story is similar in Florida one poll aged out, and three new polls were released, all with Clinton leading. Clinton’s leads, however, are smaller at 4%, +0.2% and 5%. Clinton is leading in 6 of the 10 current polls. Trump had a 60.6% probability of taking Florida 4 days ago, now Clinton is up with a 62.9% probability. The state is still mighty close!
Trump gains a bit in Iowa, not because of any new polls—there have been none since the debate. Rather one poll aged out. Trump leads in 2 of the 3 current Iowa polls.
Nevada gains two new polls with Clinton up by +6% and +1%. As a result Trump’s probability of winning of 66.8% four days ago has shrunk to 47.6%. This is, basically, a tie.
New Hampshire is over-polled because of a competitive Senate race. We lost one poll and gained two new ones in 4 days with Clinton up +6% and +7%. Clinton’s chances go up a bit to a 99.1% probability of winning today.
We have one new poll in New Jersey for a total of 2 polls. This one has Clinton up 6.4%, and so Clinton moves from a 78.3% probability to a 92.5% probability of taking the state.
In New Mexico, one old poll was replaced by a new (but small) poll that has Clinton up +4%. The previous poll had her at +9%. As a result, Clinton’s chances have dropped from 99.4% to 77.3% probability of winning the state now. The polling history suggests that Clinton is very likely to take New Mexico:
Two new polls, and the loss of an old poll in North Carolina have strengthened Clinton’s tenuous hold on the state. She now has lead in five consecutive NC polls, but the margins are small (+1%, +3%, +1%, +2.6% and +1%). Her chances have gone from 52.2% to 56.7%. Still, pretty much a tie.
In Pennsylvania we lose two polls and gain one new one. This has tightened the race slightly, but Clinton still has a 94.9% probability of taking the state. The polling history does suggest a tightening of the race, but Clinton leads the last 5 polls by small margins (+4%, +3%, +1%, +2%, +2%).
Virginia loses one poll and gains two new ones. Four days ago, Clinton had a 99.7% probability of winning. Today, she takes all but 28 of the 100,000 simulated elections.
The long term trends in this race can be seen from a series of elections simulated every seven days using polls from 03-Oct-2015 to 03-Oct-2016, and including polls from the preceding month (FAQ). As we’ve seen before, Clinton is on the move upward, after hitting a “low” that still had her most likely winning the election.
Note that the polls have yet to “speak” to Donald Trump’s other problems that arose after the debate—his 3am tweet about an Hispanic model (Alicia Machado) and her non-existent “sextape”, Trump’s own soft-core porn video, Trump’s suggestion that his opponent is cheating on her spouse, Trump’s partial 1995 tax forms showing over $900 million losses, the Trump Foundation’s potential legal problems, his badly-stated comment about Vets with PTSD, and a bunch of high profile newspaper non-endorsements. If these issues affect the polls, we’ll see the effects over the next week or two.
Of course, things may not continue to favor Clinton. Wednesday is supposedly the “October Surprise” that will un-do her.
An animated sequence of maps and electoral vote distributions can be seen here
Here is the distribution of electoral votes [FAQ] from the simulations:
I’ve always thought that with vote by mail and the general good government stance of the state, that Republican secretaries of state can’t fuck things up too badly. But Kim Wyman is determined to try.
Genesis 11:10-24
Two years after the flood, when Shem was one hundred, he had a son named Arpachshad. He had more children and died at the age of six hundred. This is a list of his descendants:When Arpachshad was thirty-five, he had a son named Shelah. Arpachshad had more children and died at the age of four hundred thirty-eight.
When Shelah was thirty, he had a son named Eber. Shelah had more children and died at the age of four hundred thirty-three.
When Eber was thirty-four, he had a son named Peleg. Eber had more children and died at the age of four hundred sixty-four.
When Peleg was thirty, he had a son named Reu. Peleg had more children and died at the age of two hundred thirty-nine.
When Reu was thirty-two he had a son named Serug. Reu had more children and died at the age of two hundred thirty-nine.
When Serug was thirty, he had a son named Nahor. Serug had more children and died at the age of two hundred thirty.
When Nahor was twenty-nine, he had a son named Terah. Nahor had more children and died at the age of one hundred forty-eight.
Discuss.
A voter registration day message from the Late Show.
Jimmy Dore: War Criminal George W Bush is having a great time with paint.
Obama: Votes matter.
The 2016 G.O.P./Alt-Right Shit Show:
Jon Batiste: Hey, White people!
Adam Ruins Everything: Why a wall won’t work:
White House: West Wing Week.
Debate is What Catches De Fish:
Stephen: Elizabeth Warren rips Wells Fargo’s CEO a new one.
John Oliver: 2016 Scandals.
Olbermann: How to gauge Clinton’s lead over Drumpf.
Here is how they try to suppress your vote.
Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
Is anyone surprised that the Seattle Police are tracking people’s social media, including location? I mean Geofeedia seems like creepsville in general. Add to that people with guns and tasers and the ability to literally arrest you.
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Since my previous analysis, nearly 50 new state head-to-head polls have been released in the match-up between Sec. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. (Actually, many more state head-to-head polls have been released, but they are based on internet samples, so they don’t qualify by the rules for poll inclusion.) The polls were all taken before and just up to the first debate on Monday night. Subsequent analysis will reveal what effect, if any, the first debate may have had on the race.
Today, after 100,000 simulated elections, Clinton wins 79,245 times and Trump wins 20,755 times (including the 1,915 ties). Clinton received (on average) 288 to Trump’s 250 electoral votes. In an election held now, Clinton would have a 79.2% probability of winning and Trump would have a 20.8% probability of winning. This is a tiny bump in probability (+0.3%) for Clinton relative to last week.
In Colorado, four new polls have been added that give a tiny bump to Trump. He went from a 48.8% chance last week to a 51.4% chance now. The state is, essentially, tied. The polling history, suggests a real change in Trump’s favor over the past three months.
New polls in Maine confirm what we already knew. Clinton would likely win now, but CD-1 would go to Clinton and CD-2 would go to Trump.
A new poll in Minnesota brings some certainty to that state. Clinton went from an 88% probability of taking the state last week to 95% this week.
We finally have our first polling for Nebraska’s congressional districts. NE-1 and 3 are solidly Trump. NE-2, which went for Obama in 2008, doesn’t look like it will split off from the rest of the state this election, with an 84% probability of going to Trump right now.
This week we gain three new North Carolina polls and lose two older ones. The three new polls favor Clinton, so the state has gone from 68.7% probability for Trump last week to a 52.2% chance for Clinton this week. North Carolina is tied.
With the loss of two, and the gain of three Ohio polls, Trump edges up from 90.3% to a 94.6% chance of taking the state.
Washington finally gets a new poll, and it is surprisingly close. The evidence suggests Clinton would only take the state now with an 87.7% probability. Even so, Trump has yet to win a Washington state poll.
Finally, Wisconsin loses two old polls and gains a new one. The race looks surprisingly close with Clinton dropping from an 98.4% to a 90.8% chance of taking the state. As with Washington, Trump has yet to win a Wisconsin poll. The race does seem to tighten up in recent weeks.
Here is the distribution of electoral votes [FAQ] from the simulations:
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I know the post-debate analysis has been done already. But I just want to highlight this that Trump said.
And when it comes to stop-and-frisk, you know, you’re talking about takes guns away. Well, I’m talking about taking guns away from gangs and people that use them. And I don’t think — I really don’t think you disagree with me on this, if you want to know the truth.
There were some people who called out in real time how shitty it was that he was telling a woman how she really feels. And yeah.
But the other part of the dynamic is white people talking to other white people. One says something racist and the other person rejects it. It can be a joke, or some “observation” or a policy proposal. And the other person doesn’t agree. But the first person insists that the other person approves of their joke or observation or policy proposal. No matter how much they say they don’t.
This is the same dynamic of people yelling about PC culture.
Okay…the debate is about to begin. Have at it in the comment threads. I’ll post my nuggets of wisdom from the folks at Drinking Liberally and from Twitter.
[6:05] Opening topic: reducing income inequality in a period of low unemployment.
Clinton: Invest, invest, invest.
Drumpf: CHINA! CHINA! CHINA!
Trump claims that U.S. doesn’t have the largest, most sophisticated manufacturing facilities in the world. Ummm…Mr. Trump, ever hear of Boeing’s plant in Everett? Largest in the world.
TRUMP: THE WALL IS TO KEEP YOU IN
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 27, 2016
Ford is not leaving. Trump is lying #debatenight
— Cliff Schecter (@cliffschecter) September 27, 2016
[6:13] Drumpf, “The U.S. doesn’t know what it is doing” in manufacturing. Unbelievable!
[6:14] Drumpf is starting to fall apart already, with his little aside to Clinton.
[6:15] Drumpf’s import tax bring to mind Bill Murray’s famous SNL lounge skit: “Trade Wars / If they had made wars / Let there be trade wars / ooohhh oh yeah.
What's w/the sniffing #Trump? She hasn't even spanked you yet. #debatenight
— esd2000 (@esd2000) September 27, 2016
[6:19] Again and again, Drumpf tells us what we “have to do” without any concrete proposals.
[6:20] Clinton successfully holds off Drumpf’s attempt at disruption.
Trump is so good at deflecting the "how" questions. #debatenight
— Julian Gottlieb (@JulianGottlieb) September 27, 2016
[6:21] Hello? Moderators?
Here we go. Trump is losing control. He tried hard, but she is getting under his skin. #Debate
— Samuel Minter (@abulsme) September 27, 2016
.@realDonaldTrump is doing a masterful job running for Shouter In-Chief. #debatenight
— (((Goldy))) (@GoldyHA) September 27, 2016
[6:26]: Drumpf completely LOST IT! “No wonder you have been fighting ISIS your entire life.” ISIS didn’t even exist when she last held a government position.
Can't wait until Lester Holt shows up.
— Ken Rudin (@kenrudin) September 27, 2016
Baby has a lot of tantrums #DEBATES
— Sarah Silverman (@SarahKSilverman) September 27, 2016
Trump: "I'm going to bring back the jobs that left under Bush by giving rich people the tax breaks Bush gave them."#Debates2016
— Top Conservative Cat (@TeaPartyCat) September 27, 2016
Trump hasn't completed a sentence this whole debate. And he's not willing to let Clinton complete either.
— LOLGOP (@LOLGOP) September 27, 2016
Mr Trump, your two minutes: #debatenight pic.twitter.com/TYvZ7CUfCk
— Lizz Winstead (@lizzwinstead) September 27, 2016
Hillary: "You're just going to blame me for everything."
Trump: "Why not!?"An adult just said that on national television.
#debatenight— Rap Critic (@itstherapcritic) September 27, 2016
[6:33]: Drumpf has an audit conspiracy.
Trump calls Clinton "all talk." Let that sink in. #debates
— Sydney Brownstone (@sydbrownstone) September 27, 2016
[6:39]: “We spent 6 trillion dollars in the middle east” and we didn’t even take all of their oil….
[6:40]: Clinton may have used a private email server, but at least she paid her IT subcontractors.
Trump social media team deleted the tweet. The Internet never forgets you morons. pic.twitter.com/hXy10P5Asb
— Redeye (@PaulChaloner) September 27, 2016
[6:43]: Drumpf has calmed down, but is having trouble focusing.
[6:44]: Drumpf things Hillary is afraid to say “law and order”. WTF?!?
[6:48]: Drumpf is rattling off endorsements. What’s next, poll numbers?
[6:50]: Donald Trump wants to take guns away…from dark-skinned people.
[6:52]: Clinton makes a passionate argument for justice reform. Trump’s response, “she won’t law and order!” and “stop and frisk!”
It'll be VERY interesting to see if Trump gets crushed in the press for that Al Gore sigh.
— David Waldman (@KagroX) September 27, 2016
"we'll help them get off" – the best thing Trump has said all night #debatenight pic.twitter.com/AxHQUZssBS
— Grace Parra (@GraceParra360) September 27, 2016
[7:00]: Dear @realDonaldTrump Obama produced the standard Hawaii birth certificate in 2008.
Trump on being fined for racial discrimination: “it’s just one of those things.”
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) September 27, 2016
OMG, the only thing worse than a "I have a black friend" answer is "I let them into my private club."
— Justin Wolfers (@JustinWolfers) September 27, 2016
[7:12]: DJT uses “Cyber” incorrectly. Clearly new to the word. Norbert Weiner spins in his grave.
[7:15]:Drumpf blames Obama/Clinton for leaving Iraq. You know…the withdrawal that was set up by Bush’s failure to come to an agreement with Iraq.
[7:22]: At the end of a crazy, defensive tyrade, “I have better judgement than her.”
[7:24]: Trump is sniffling a lot. Is he well enough to be President?????????
[7:26]: Clinton’s “caviler attitude about nuclear weapons” segment was potent.
[7:27]: Holy shit. @realDonaldTrump understanding of defending other countries amounts to gangster movies.
The Esquire article to which Trump refers was not "right after" the war. It was 17 months after the war.
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 27, 2016
Here's a 3-minute explanation on how Bush,not Obama, created Isis by @Thom_Hartmann https://t.co/37WZ4sD7hK #debatenight #CrashingTheParty
— Danielle Guilday (@DanielleOnRadio) September 27, 2016
Everyone should read this. https://t.co/Ire1HfUuzS
— Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) September 27, 2016
[7:33]: Clinton’s strategy: say something clear. Let Drumpf babble.
[7:35]: No shit on Clinton’s statement on stamina. Look at her freaking schedule while SOS! Brutal travel and meeting schedule.
Did anyone else go to the Angle Lake Station? I skipped the opening ceremony, but did check it out later in the day. It’s a lot more isolated than any of the other stations. Just walking around it looked like it was mostly hotels and a federal detention center that I didn’t know existed. I guess that’s probably good for future growth. Maybe.
I’d prefer a Graham Street Station (or other places where it’s a long distance between stations) to that. But I guess the goal is to get further and further South. I’m always happy with more light rail, so it was pretty neat.
Also, a lot of parking.
The first presidential debate will take place Monday between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. There are a few liberal debate-watching parties you might want to join. Here are the ones I know about:
And on Tuesday, plan on joining us for our regularly-scheduled Drinking Liberally. We meet every Tuesday at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern, 2409 10th Ave E, Seattle. We start around 8:00pm.
Can’t make it to Seattle on Tuesday? Check out one of the other DL meetings this week. On Tuesday, the Tri-Cities chapter also meets. On Wednesday, the Burien and North Spokane chapters meet. The Woodinville chapter meets on Thursday. And the following Monday, the Yakima and South Bellevue chapters meet.
There are 185 chapters of Living Liberally, including twenty in Washington state, three in Oregon and one in Idaho. Find, or go out and start, a chapter near you.
Nahum 1:2
The Lord is a jealous God, filled with vengeance and rage.
Discuss.
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