Now the leopards are eating their own faces?

Let them. Democrats in favor of improving housing access and affordability won in local races all over the state. The voters want to fix what’s broken.

Local politics is where your vote has the most power.
Research who’s running in your area. Learn where they stand. Vote. Better yet, show up to a meeting – you’ll be amazed how much your input matters.
This is democracy at its most accessible. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.

These local officials make decisions that directly impact your daily life. They determine your property tax rates, shape what happens in your kids’ schools, set law enforcement priorities, decide where new roads and bike paths go, and control what can be built in your neighborhood.

This November 4th, elections are happening in towns and cities across America. The candidates aren’t backed by super PACs or beholden to special interests – they’re your neighbors, local business owners, teachers, and community volunteers who genuinely want to serve.

That would have been great. Make them send out the Navy to enforce a stop-work order. I doubt Lamont has the courage to do anything like that.

These reps are so scared of their constituents.

Great column. Streets need to be for all users.

But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.

What are they teaching people in law school these days?

Isn't this socialism? Since the government is the People, when We take a stake we (partially) control the means of production.

Honestly, if I knew it wasn't going into Trump's pocket, is it really bad for the people to get a piece of the profits generated by research we paid for?