Do you think minimal compliance with SB195 or defiance of it would have resulted in something positive for the city?

I mean, the legislature has already said that they were going to go further than SB195 did and that they questioned the UDOT study that showed no impact from the city’s traffic calming projects. So it’s not like the city has many options here.

Except in the big 12, where apparently if you step foot in the end zone, hit the pylon, don’t go out of bounds, it’s not.

At any cost.

Reality: having both Byrd and Dampier on the field at the same time slows the defense down. But damn Byrd is good in the open field.

360 yards in the first half for Baylor. Defense has not been good at all.

2 touchdowns in 2 minutes will do that.

Checks out. I left that 10+ years ago when the only strategy was to complain about the republicans. AOC, Mamdani, etc have gifted you a playbook. Just follow it this time instead of shitting the bed like they did in Utah after 2008.

I don’t even think the state or county democratic organizations realize it. Being a moderate has left the building.

So many. I bet there are some surprise names too.

I was not impressed with Harrell when I saw him speak in Sept. His whole message was I am better because I grew up here and no one else knows what Seattle needs. Rocky style energy.

*Rents -6%

81 votes at this point is so wild in a big city election.

I love how they open Link and nothing else.