6. For instance, how many employees have children and wouldn’t be eligible as it does not cover night employees that would need to use it in hours where child care centers aren’t open. Should you know this figure before proposing the implementation?

5. Under the currently proposed child care plan, how many city employees would be eligible to take advantage of it directly?

5. As a follow up, according to sunshined emails, President Green’s policy director solicited WePower to place staff in President Green’s office. WePower offered names and asked for millions from the Rams funding for childcare. Do you think this caused a conflict of interest?

3. According to the survey report’s appendix, canvassing efforts were done at St Louis Child Care Centers with paper surveys. It resulted in roughly 450-ish paper surveys. Do you think this influenced the result? If not, what measures were done to ensure that it had no bias.

2. The top result of the survey was water why did the Board go against the democratic result and put it on the informal calendar on Tuesday

(Sorry, lengthy. Actually logged in for the first time in months for this).

1. Why was no independent audit of the survey done? As there was no coordination with canvassers whatsoever, what was the oversight performed to ensure result integrity?

Doing Qanon but from the left is maybe the worst idea I’ve ever heard

I simply pull out my smart phone, pull up the HBO Max app, and we watch blade together