I got rid of my car recently. I didn’t use it during the pandemic. And then I hardly ever used it outside of commuting. So I finally ditched it. I don’t really miss it.
So I am glad to live in a city where you can (usually) get around without a car. In more cases than a lot of people realize, it’s easier than driving. I’m lucky enough to have an employer who pays for my ORCA Card, so it’s much cheaper.
Anyway, please wash your hands right now. And get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
Stephen: Top-secret Pentagon docs leak & Clarence Thomas didn’t report gifts & Tennessee GOP denies racism
Vox: How solar energy got so cheap
Robert Reich: You’re not alone…everybody hates junk fees
Stephen: Political news of the week
NowThis: Biden visits Northern Ireland for 25th anniversary of Good Friday agreement
The Indicted, Co-conspirators and Their Enablers:
Stephen: Some political news of the week
John Oliver: Homeowners associations
Titus & Bradley: Press Conference vs. Press Conference
Stephen: Our Irish President & Big Pharma pushes back on abortion pill ban
Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
More than you might ever want to know about Seattle street trees? Impossible! The map! The pictures! The personal stories! The tree ordinance! What a great read.
Anyway, for gosh sake, wash your hands right now. And get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
– We just passed the missing middle bill. Very, very exciting.
– Still, I am uncomfortable with property rights arguments from lefties. I like the idea of a strong tree ordinance and it seems like it’s not in conflict with the city planting more trees.
– Gosh, Republican appointed judges doing what they were appointed to do. You would think that they would celebrate it.
Anyway, please wash your hands right now. And get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
Please join us tonight as the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally gets together for politics, discussion, and good cheer over a drink.
The Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally meets every Tuesday at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern (2409 10th Ave E, Seattle) starting at 8pm. You’ll find us on the patio off the back of the pub.
Chapters of Living Liberally are all over the place…if you can’t make it to the Seattle chapter, there is probably another chapter near you.
If you’re in King County, you should be getting a ballot if you haven’t yet. It’s for the crisis centers. I hope that you will vote yes. The need is there. I would prefer we pay for these things through the normal government process, voting no won’t make the County Council take it up.
And for goodness sake, please wash your hands right now, and get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
SNL Weekend Update: Michelangelo’s David defends art
Rachel Maddow: Ohio neo-Nazi arrested; admits trying to firebomb church over drag story event
Fuck You, Tennessee:
John Oliver: Solitary confinement
WaPo: How to rig an election—The racist history of the 1876 vote
Roy Wood, Jr. with Sen. Cory Booker: Criminal justice reform & the farm bill
The Cult Of The Indicted:
Alex Wagner: Clarence Thomas has accepted unreported gifts from GOP billionaire for decades
Jimmy Kimmel: The week in unnecessary censorship
Vox: Welp, we gotta start pulling CO2 out of the air
Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
We’re stocking up on mifepristone in Washington. It’s important to have local leadership who are prepared in case of a bad outcome in the Texas case. Honestly, it’s awful that it might come to this. People who need abortions should be able to get them.
Anyway, please wash your hands right now. And get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
Big political news today. You know, the Wisconsin elections. We should be able to find stuff to talk about tonight when the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally gets together for political discussions and good cheer over drinks.
The Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally meets every Tuesday at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern (2409 10th Ave E, Seattle) starting at 8pm either in the back room of the pub.
Chapters of Living Liberally are all over the place…if you can’t make it to the Seattle chapter, there is probably another nearby chapter near you.
We’re entering the final weeks of this year’s legislature. I hope the legislature doesn’t weaken the police pursuit law. Let’s avoid car chases in our neighborhoods if possible. I encourage you to see what’s important to you in those stories and write your legislator.
Anyway, please wash your hands right now. And get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
Jon Stewart: Prison is America’s real cancel culture
NowThis: How Ruth Bryan Owen shaped citizenship rules for U.S. women
Biden discusses recovery efforts after touring Mississippi storm damage
John Leguizamo: What America gets wrong about the Southern border
Vice News: Going undercover inside the NRA
The Cult of Corruption:
LegalEagle: The bizarre origin of Florida Man
Stephen: Some political news of the week
Roll Call: Congressional hits and misses of the week
Bruce W. Nelson: ♫ NRA Says It’s Just the Price of Freedom ♬:
NowThis: Trans rights will prevail amid GOP Attacks, activist says
Robert Reich: The hidden costs of denying paid sick leave
Jimmy Kimmel: The week in unnecessary censorship
Last week’s Friday Night Multimedia Extravaganza can be found here.
– Good morning to everyone except Tim Ceis.
– Oh, and except Howard Schultz.
– Oh, oh, and John James Audubon.
– But good morning to you if you get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
I’m sure you all have discussed the capital gains tax ruling. But here’s me. It seems that there were a lot of people claiming that this is an income tax. So even though it wasn’t in the ruling, they now should argue that income taxes are legal. Exciting. Of course they won’t. The courts are about enacting policy Republicans can’t enact legislatively.
Anyway, please wash your hands right now and get vaccinated or boosted if you’re eligible.
Spring is in the air AND it’s a Tuesday. Together they make an excellent reason to stop by the Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally. Join us for political discussions and good cheer over drinks.
The Seattle Chapter of Drinking Liberally meets every Tuesday at the Roanoke Park Place Tavern (2409 10th Ave E, Seattle) starting at 8pm either in the back room of the pub or on the back patio.
Chapters of Living Liberally are all over the place…if you can’t make it to the Seattle chapter, there is probably another nearby chapter near you.
More time soon? Probably!
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